Code Optimisation Questions
Loop peeling in code optimization refers to the technique of removing a small number of iterations from the beginning or end of a loop. This is done when the loop has a fixed number of iterations and the removal of these iterations can improve the overall performance of the loop. By peeling off these iterations, the loop can be simplified and the compiler can generate more efficient code. Loop peeling is typically used when the loop has a small number of iterations or when the first or last iterations have different characteristics that can be exploited for optimization purposes.