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Gustavo Massaccesi 8bb79deaa2 extend reductions for eq? to expressions with eqv? and equal?
The relevant predicates are almost disjoint. The superposition
is solved with predicate_implies and predicate_implies_not.

This is also valid considering the equivalence classes modulo
eqv? and equal?. So if the optimizer knows that two expressions
X and Y have different relevant types, then it can reduce
(equal? X Y) ==> (begin X Y #f).
2016-07-31 08:50:43 -03:00
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