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I mean, it does, but that’s not what TFA’s problem statement is, and I can imagine why one may not want to immediately take apart the expression into assembly-like SSA

  let $0 = f a b in
  let $1 = g $0 c in
  ...
and instead leave some original structure in place and some tree-level simplifications available.



The "equivalent-but-more-efficient program" example given at the top is almost exactly that, though




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