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Optimizacion de código en compiladores

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Cuestionario básico sobre optimización de código

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Cuestionario básico sobre optimización de código

by Kevin Perez
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¿Qué es el plegado constante?

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¿Qué hace la eliminación de código muerto?

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¿Qué es la reducción de fuerza?

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¿Cómo se realiza la optimización del código?

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¿Cuál es el objetivo principal de la optimización?

Explicación

El plegado constante evalúa expresiones constantes en tiempo de compilación.

El código muerto no afecta el resultado y se elimina para ahorrar recursos.

Sustituye operaciones complejas por equivalentes más baratos (por ejemplo, x*2 por x+x).

Estas técnicas mejoran rendimiento al reducir trabajos repetitivos y mover cálculos constantes fuera del bucle.

Objetivo: velocidad del programa con menor uso de CPU y memoria.

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