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Static Single Assignment (SSA) is an Intermediate language[?] form used by compilers to simplify (some) optimization algorithms. Developed by researchers at IBM in the 80's. Each variable is only defined once, a redefinition of a variable is considered to be a new variable (version). The use-def chains are reduced to a pointer to the single definition of the variable.

Examples of algorithms that are made easy using SSA form are:

See Alse: Compiler optimization



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