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He explained that the "Extension" of SSA allows the compiler to handle control flow—places where paths merge, like the top of a loop or an if-else statement.
Just when Ada thought she was done, she encountered a section of code involving pointers and memory addresses (indirect access). Standard SSA was terrible at this; it only tracked simple variables, not the invisible links between memory locations. ssa extension
He explained that the "Extension" of SSA allows the compiler to handle control flow—places where paths merge, like the top of a loop or an if-else statement.
Just when Ada thought she was done, she encountered a section of code involving pointers and memory addresses (indirect access). Standard SSA was terrible at this; it only tracked simple variables, not the invisible links between memory locations.