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<h1>Redundant</h1>
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<div class="paragraph"><p><a href="Redundant">Redundant</a> is an optimization pass for the <a href="SSA">SSA</a>
<a href="IntermediateLanguage">IntermediateLanguage</a>, invoked from <a href="SSASimplify">SSASimplify</a>.</p></div>
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<div class="paragraph"><p>The redundant SSA optimization eliminates redundant function and label
arguments; an argument of a function or label is redundant if it is
always the same as another argument of the same function or label.
The analysis finds an equivalence relation on the arguments of a
function or label, such that all arguments in an equivalence class are
redundant with respect to the other arguments in the equivalence
class; the transformation selects one representative of each
equivalence class and drops the binding occurrence of
non-representative variables and renames use occurrences of the
non-representative variables to the representative variable. The
analysis finds the equivalence classes via a fixed-point analysis.
Each vector of arguments to a function or label is initialized to
equivalence classes that equate all arguments of the same type; one
could start with an equivalence class that equates all arguments, but
arguments of different type cannot be redundant. Variables bound in
statements are initialized to singleton equivalence classes. The
fixed-point analysis repeatedly refines these equivalence classes on
the formals by the equivalence classes of the actuals.</p></div>
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<div class="paragraph"><p>The reason <a href="Redundant">Redundant</a> got put in was due to some output of the
<a href="ClosureConvert">ClosureConvert</a> pass converter where the environment record, or
components of it, were passed around in several places. That may have
been more relevant with polyvariant analyses (which are long gone).
But it still seems possibly relevant, especially with more aggressive
flattening, which should reveal some fields in nested closure records
that are redundant.</p></div>
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