Michael Schimmel
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Add a new example file `examples/def_local_inlining.myc` to demonstrate and test local inlining. Refine the optimizer to handle local inlining more robustly by: - Passing a `SubstitutionMap` to `visit_node` to track local variable substitutions. - Enabling constant propagation for local variables by checking `sub.locals` in `BoundKind::Get`. - Updating `BoundKind::DefLocal` and `BoundKind::Set` to maintain the substitution map for local variables. - Adjusting `try_beta_reduce` to use the optimizer's `visit_node` with the substitution map for inlining. - Re-indexing upvalues correctly when inlining captured variables into lambdas.
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24 lines
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;; examples/def_local_inlining.myc
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;; Demonstrates potential for DefLocal-Inlining (Phase 2.5)
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(fn []
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(do
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;; 1. Simple constant propagation
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(def x 10)
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(def y 20)
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;; Expected optimization: (+ 10 20) -> 30
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(def z (+ x y))
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;; 2. Tracking assignments (Assign-Safety)
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;; Inlining must be careful with 'assign'.
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(def result
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(do
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(def a 100)
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(assign a 200)
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;; Expected optimization: 200
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a))
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;; 3. Return a tuple of optimized results
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[z result]))
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