Explain characteristics of peephole optimization.
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A simple but effective technique for improving the target code is peephole optimization, a method for trying to improving the performance of the target program by examining a short sequence of target instructions (called thepeephole) and replacing these instructions by a shorter or faster sequence, whenever possible.
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Peephole optimization is a type of code optimization in which a small portion of the code is optimized. It is applied to a very small set of instructions in a code segment.
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Peephole optimization:
Peephole or window refers to a small set of instructions or a small section of code on which peephole optimization is performed.
- It is based on the replacement theory, which states that a portion of code can be replaced with shorter and faster code without affecting the output. Machine-dependent optimization is the peephole.
- Peephole optimization is a simple but effective technique for improving target code locally. It involves examining a sliding window of target instructions (referred to as the peephole) and replacing instruction sequences within the peephole with a shorter or faster sequence whenever possible.
Peephole Optimization Characteristics :
Peephole optimization can also be used to improve the intermediate representation after intermediate code generation. Using the following characteristic, the peephole optimization can be applied to the target code.
- Getting Rid of Duplicate Loads and Stores.
- Getting Rid of Unreachable Code.
- The flow of control optimization Unreachable code.
- Elimination of redundant instructions.
- Flow-of-Control Improvements.
- Algebraic Simplification and Strength Reduction.
- Idioms for Machines.
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