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Object-Specific Redundancy Elimination Techniques?

Traditionally, code optimization techniques have focused on the analysis and manipulation of low-level, simply-typed values. In some cases though, and especially for object-oriented languages, the semantics of the source language and/or execution model may provide additional constraints on low-level values which can be leveraged to produce further optimizations. We believe that numerous opportunities exist to induce program optimizations based on the static and dynamic properties of objects. This paper introduces several new approaches to redundancy elimination based on object-specific properties.