Compilers and argument order of evaluation in C++

Question

Okay, I\'m aware that the standard dictates that a C++ implementation may choose in which order arguments of a function are evaluated, but are there any implementations that

Answer 1

I expect that most modern compilers would attempt to interleave the instructions computing the arguments, given that they are required by the C++ standard to be independent and thus lack any interdependencies. Doing this should help to keep a deeply-pipelined CPU's execution units full and thereby increase throughput. (At least I would expect that a compiler that claims to be an optimising compiler would do so when optimisation flags are given.)