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The ALS Ada compiler global optimizer

INTRODUCTION The Ada ~ language was designed to allow programs to be optimized in order to improve their efficiency. For this reason the language definition specifically allows implementations freedom to choose from a range of alternative semantic effects of a program. Programmers should be aware of these possibilities in order to avoid erroneous or incorrect programs. This paper presents the design of the Global Optimizer in the Ada compiler component of the SofTech Ada Language System (ALS), and discusses the optimizations performed and how the optimizer design deals with the language issues involved. Programming guidelines are provided for best use of the optimizer.