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English: Many optimizing compilers will "sink" operations if they are performed redundantly for certain branches. EG, in this image, "B" is called redundantly when the branch for (D,E) is taken instead of (C[B], D). Note that D is not sunken into block (F) because this operation is considered code factoring more than code sinking.
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A diagram depicting an optimizing compiler removing a useless call to assembly instruction "b" by sinking it to it's point of use.

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