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      One very important optimization that the GVN pass (opt -gvn) does is load elimination. Load elimination involves several subsystems (including alias analysis, memory dependence analysis, SSA construction, PHI translation) and has many facets (full vs partial redundancy elimination, value coercion, handling memset/memcpy, etc).
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