Re: How to cleanup side effects after cut?

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From: Andrew Taylor
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 15:27

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In article <TED.92Sep24112332@lole.nmsu.edu> ted@nmsu.edu writes:
>but in fact, the whole program can be rewritten automatically, and if
>you are willing to do some flow analysis, it can be rewritten to avoid
>overhead when you don't need it.

This automatic rewriting may not be possible if call/1 is present.

Andrew Taylor

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