Constant Propagation Transformation: Difference between revisions

Constant propagation is an optimization technique used in compilers to improve execution efficiency by replacing variables with known constant values during compilation. If an expression consists entirely of constants or previously propagated values, it is evaluated at compile time and replaced with its computed result. This transformation reduces runtime computations, simplifies code, and enables further optimizations by minimizing unnecessary variable assignments. By eliminating redundant calculations, constant propagation enhances program performance while preserving its original behavior.

==Constant Propagation Transformation in emmtrix Studio==