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If you’ve done serious compiler optimization work on a product with a sufficiently large user base, you’ve almost certainly seen bug reports like this:

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@fiigii E-graphs seem to be one way to address this, allowing the compiler to explore different optimisation choices and then distilling the best outcome out of them.

@fiigii E-graphs seem to be one way to address this, allowing the compiler to explore different optimisation choices and then distilling the best outcome out of them.

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description@fiigii E-graphs seem to be one way to address this, allowing the compiler to explore different optimisation choices and then distilling the best outcome out of them.

Aug 26, 20261 min read

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  • URL: https://x.com/FUZxxl/status/2092546936691695734
  • Author: Robert Clausecker (@FUZxxl)
  • Posted: 2026-08-26 09:37:22

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E-graphs seem to be one way to address this, allowing the compiler to explore different optimisation choices and then distilling the best outcome out of them. I suspect compile times will suffer though.

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No, it is not about optimization algorithms

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