This PR splits up the SCC that the compiler manages into (potentially) multiple ones after performing lambda lifting. This aids both the closed term extractor and the elimDeadBranches pass as they are both negatively influenced when more declarations than required are within one SCC.
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28 lines
889 B
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[Compiler.result] size: 9
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def g._redArg (n : Nat) (a : lcAny) (f : lcAny → lcAny) : lcAny :=
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let zero := 0;
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let isZero := Nat.decEq n zero;
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cases isZero : lcAny
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| Bool.true =>
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return a
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| Bool.false =>
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let one := 1;
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let n.1 := Nat.sub n one;
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let _x.2 := g._redArg n.1 a f;
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let _x.3 := f _x.2;
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return _x.3
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[Compiler.result] size: 1
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def g (α : ◾) (n : Nat) (a : lcAny) (b : lcAny) (f : lcAny → lcAny) : lcAny :=
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let _x.1 := g._redArg n a f;
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return _x.1
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[Compiler.result] size: 1
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def h._closed_0 : Nat → Nat :=
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let _x.1 := double;
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return _x.1
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[Compiler.result] size: 4
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def h (n : Nat) (a : Nat) : Nat :=
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let _x.1 := h._closed_0;
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let _x.2 := g._redArg n a _x.1;
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let _x.3 := g._redArg a n _x.1;
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let _x.4 := Nat.add _x.2 _x.3;
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return _x.4
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