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Because it’s not a tree. Compiler IRs tend to have the property that operands are not themselves expressions; they can only be variables or maybe constants. Th
by pizlonator 7y ago
Because it’s not a tree.
Compiler IRs tend to have the property that operands are not themselves expressions; they can only be variables or maybe constants. That makes it easy to identify sequence points, which makes it easier to insert code or reshape the control flow graph.