![]() The functions expr_implies_predicate was very similar to expr_produces_local_type, and slighty more general. Merging them, is possible to use the type information is expressions where the optimizer used only the local types that were visible at the definition. For example, this is useful in this expression to transform bitwise-xor to it's unsafe version. (lambda (x) (when (fixnum? x) (bitwise-xor x #xff))) |
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