In the previous post , we explored the IR—the compiler’s working format where devirtualization, inlining, and escape analysis happen. The IR optimizes your code at a high level, making smart decisions about which functions to inline and where values should live—on the heap or stack. But the IR still looks a lot like your source code. It has variables that can be assigned multiple times, complex control flow with loops and conditionals, and operations that map closely to Go syntax.
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