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>>Steve McConnell, as you probably know, stated that the greatest benefits come from re-fining the top-level design, not by micro-optimizing individual routines or lines. He also stated that in the vast majority of systems, performance isn't critical.
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>>In those situations where it is, it won't be known until the application is done, which indicates an inadequancy of the top-level design. It's at this point where micro-optimization can play a significant role.
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>Eventually something useful is going to result from every experience. Maybe for the sake of the journey.
>Your post just made everybody's time and effort on this thread worthwhile!
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>Thanks George!

You're quite welcome, Sorin. Have a great weekend.