[taos-glug] incremental optimization
- From: Philip Ansteth <pansteth@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: taos-glug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 9 Aug 2003 20:41:37 -0600
Jon,
I think I understand your point about incremental optimizations.
But are you really saying that you would compile from within Scheme?
I guess there must be ways to do it.
But maybe you're alluding to something more, maybe a sort of dynamic
generation, compilation, and execution of code? Or am I reading
more into your words than you intend?
But if not, then isn't this to sort of thing that would be better
done in a 'make' file or a shell script?
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> Anyway, this could be used for incremental optimizations. Let's say that
> you had a compiler that had an optimization stage, which you wanted to run
> multiple times (to be sure than any resulting optimizations didn't have
> optimizations). If your optimization process was called using (optimize
> the-code), you could run it in two passes using ((double optimize)
> the-code).
>
> (define double (lambda (orig-function)
> (lambda (x)
> (orig-function (orig-function x))
> )
> ))
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