Add design meeting minutes for 2019-11-08 #217
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| - OTOH, adding backwards analysis would have to be done in two places. | ||
| - There have been more ambitious changes attempted. Perhaps we want to do one of these instead? Or at least incorporate some of their ideas into a framework that hews closer to the existing one. | ||
| - @nagisa worked on a new dataflow framework that works for arbitrary lattices and transfer functions back in 2016. | ||
| - @eddyb was looking into a simultaneous forwards/backwards dataflow-like thing for NRVO (link?) |
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Is the idea to add a link here?
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This was copy-pasted from the meeting agenda dropbox doc. I added markdown links.
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These are the minutes for the meeting proposed in #202 "A unified framework for dataflow analysis".