The compiler in OpenAxiom-1.3.0 and higher now supports the command
line option
--optimize=n
where n is a natural number indicating a level of optimization.
Currently, we have
n = 0 => no optimization
n = 1 => inline simple functions
n = 2 => fold references to exported functions defined
in the current domain
The algebra is built with --optimize=2.
If you invoke the compiler from the interpreter, you can specify the
optimization level as
)optimize n
e.g.
)co foobar.spad )optimize 2
Please test and report problems (or speedups :-)
More optimizations will be implemented as time permits.
-- Gaby
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