Optimization without dependencies in CompilerStack
#15230
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Fixes #15179.
Depends on #15229.
Replaces/closes #15182.
Includes commits from #15228.
This PR builds on the refactor from #15229, making
CompilerStack
actually take advantage of the new structure.IRGeneratorOutput
can now be parsed into a partial YulObject
that does not contain dependencies and can also be optimized in this form.What we have here should already be good enough for #15179, but it we wanted to, we could go one step further and extend it to reusing EVM assemblies, avoiding repeating the Yul->EVM transform.
Status
Mostly done in terms of functionality. Needs resolving a few final snags, some cleanup and testing.
Object
s, without serializing and reparsing them?