Offline Partial Evaluation Can Be as Accurate as Online Partial Evaluation

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Abstract

We show that the accuracy of online partial evaluation, or polyvariant specialization based on constant propagation, can be simulated by offline partial evaluation using a maximally polyvariant binding-time analysis. We point out that, while their accuracy is the same, online partial evaluation offers better opportunities for powerful generalization strategies. Our results are presented using a flowchart language with recursive procedures.

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Christensen, N. H., & Glück, R. (2004). Offline Partial Evaluation Can Be as Accurate as Online Partial Evaluation. ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems, 26(1), 191–220. https://doi.org/10.1145/963778.963784

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