The Design and Trade-offs of LLVM's Conditional Constant Propagation

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Introduction Modern compilers can infer variable values in program code to eliminate certain computation instructions and branches, thereby reducing runtime overhead of compiled artifacts. With these optimizations, programmers can typically obtain well-optimized compiled output while maintaining code readability, without manually specializing each variable. Compilers can infer a variable’s…

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