I'm curious about what XSLTC does about redundent expression reduction. Of course, I ought to just go through the code, but I though Morten or Todd or someone could give me a quick big picture. Does it reduce (share) matching location paths that are in the same context? Does it reduce all matching absolute paths that are not context dependent? Does it reduce partial location paths?
What other kinds of redundent expression elimination does it do? -scott
