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Lets say there are at least two unification spilling rewriting techniques
in a Prolog system that would eliminate a (=)/2 call:
/* Left Spilling into the Head */
p(V, Q) :- V = T, ... ~~> p(T, Q) :- ...
/* Right Spilling into a Goal */
..., V = T, p(V, Q), ... ~~> ..., p(T, Q), ...
Lets say there are at least two unification spilling rewriting techniques
in a Prolog system that would eliminate a (=)/2 call:
I find that Trealla Prolog does neither nor:
I made a little experiment introducing both left spilling and right
spilling into a DCG translator, which previously had neither:
Now my benchmark suite DCG calculator runs 25% faster!
Source:
calc.p.log
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