as-if rule

in programming language standards, the interpretive principle that allows compilers to apply any optimizing transformation to a program, as long as it doesn’t change the observable behavior of the program as specified in the standard

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• British English

  /æs - ˈɪf ˈɹuːl/Open converter

• American English

  /ˈɛz - ɪf ˈɹul/Open converter

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