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[Tree Optimizer] Unnecessary Let deletion #247

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oflatt opened this issue Jan 12, 2024 · 3 comments
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[Tree Optimizer] Unnecessary Let deletion #247

oflatt opened this issue Jan 12, 2024 · 3 comments
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oflatt commented Jan 12, 2024

An important optimization to enable other optimizations is to get rid of unnecessary lets.
In the case of pure computations, let bindings are not necessary and they should be removed- maybe destructively?

For impure computations that are used just once, the let binding is not necessary. However, we must be careful to avoid bugs since later the e-class could have representatives that use it twice.

@oflatt oflatt converted this from a draft issue Jan 12, 2024
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Let bindings save duplicate evaluations even for pure computations, e.g.

let x = sum(1, 10000) in
x+x

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sum(1, 10000) + sum(1, 10000) 

so we need to be careful here.

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oflatt commented Jan 12, 2024

Yeah, that's a great point.
What if we used DAG-based extraction, even for trees? It could count things multiple times when they are impure

@yihozhang yihozhang self-assigned this Jan 23, 2024
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Related to gamma/switch pull in

@yihozhang yihozhang moved this from Todo to In Progress in Tree Unique Optimizations and Analyses Jan 23, 2024
@oflatt oflatt changed the title [Tree unique] Unnecessary Let deletion [Tree Optimizer] Unnecessary Let deletion Feb 1, 2024
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