By Andrey_Karpov_2009
via sebastiansylvan.wordpress.com
Submitted: Mar 03 2013 / 09:34
Specializing code is nothing new, but I’m surprised that modern programming languages don’t attempt to make this easier. Just to give you some context, the idea is that whenever you have an algorithm that takes multiple parameters where one or more of the parameters are fixed for some period of time, you specialize the code for the fixed parameters in order to achieve greater optimization at runtime. A key idea is that you may not know at compile time what the fixed value is, and the duration for which a value is fixed could be shorter than the execution of the program (mere milliseconds, even).
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