Lisp Compiler Optimizations
Read OriginalThe article describes implementing compiler optimizations—specifically constant folding, constant propagation, and dead-code elimination—in a Lisp-to-JavaScript compiler written in Rust. It explains how these transformations work on the AST to produce smaller, faster JavaScript output, and discusses the practical benefits for browser and server performance.
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