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Will Clinger edited this page May 27, 2016
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Compiler improvements
Global optimizations currently rely upon association lists.
Using red-black trees (with some arbitrary order on arbitrary
objects) should make the compiler faster on large libraries
and programs, and should generate better code when the current
compiler has to give up on global optimization to keep compile
times at all tolerable.