Dead code elimination

Known as: Dead-code stripping, Dead code strip, DDCE

In compiler theory, dead code elimination (also known as DCE, dead code removal, dead code stripping, or dead code strip) is a compiler optimization…

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2011

To reduce the complexity involved in decision-directed channel estimation (DDCE) in orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing…

2009

The multihop relay wireless access system is expected to eliminate dead spots by expanding Line-Of-Sight situations and to extend…

2003

Abstra t. An important optimization of behavioral ode is the elimination of dead ode 1 . In this paper, we present a pro edure…

2003

This paper describes an approach for hardware development that involves both imperative and declarative descriptions. The…

1999

This paper presents an efficient and effective code optimization algorithm for eliminating partially dead assignments, which…

1998

We introduce a method to detect and eliminate dead code in typed functional programming languages. Our approach relies on a type…

1997

We present an approach for optimizing programs that uncovers additional opportunities for optimization of a statement by…

1996

Eliminating partially dead code has proved to be a powerful technique for the runtime optimization of sequential programs. Here…

1994

A new aggressive algorithm for the elimination of partially dead code is presented, i.e., of code which is only dead on some…

1993

This paper describes a method for analysing the timing properties of exception handling in Ada. The paper first describes how…