Must I think about compiled machine code when I write my code?

For example I’ve got following code:

Design pattern to access “parent instance” from nested type instances

In QML, it is possible to declare a nested type that can implicitly access the scope of the parent object.

Compile-time IOC

Has anyone started a project to do IOC at compile time (possibly using Roslyn or Linq MethodInfo emit)?

Compile-time IOC

Has anyone started a project to do IOC at compile time (possibly using Roslyn or Linq MethodInfo emit)?

Compile-time IOC

Has anyone started a project to do IOC at compile time (possibly using Roslyn or Linq MethodInfo emit)?

Compile-time IOC

Has anyone started a project to do IOC at compile time (possibly using Roslyn or Linq MethodInfo emit)?

Compile-time IOC

Has anyone started a project to do IOC at compile time (possibly using Roslyn or Linq MethodInfo emit)?

Compile-time IOC

Has anyone started a project to do IOC at compile time (possibly using Roslyn or Linq MethodInfo emit)?

Compile-time IOC

Has anyone started a project to do IOC at compile time (possibly using Roslyn or Linq MethodInfo emit)?

C++: Metaprogramming with a compiler API rather than with C++ features

This started out as a SO question but I realized that it is quite unconventional and based on the actual description on the websites, it might be better suited to programmers.se since the question has a lot of conceptual weight.