Abstract
Partially evaluating a procedural program amounts to building a series of mutually-recursive specialized procedures. When a procedure call in the source program gets specialized into a residual call, the called procedure needs to be processed to occur in the residual program. Because the order of procedure definitions in the residual program is immaterial, it does not matter in which order these two events — building the residual call and building the residual procedure — are scheduled. Therefore, partial evaluation offers a basic opportunity for an MIMD type of parallelism with shared global memory where in essence, the mutually-recursive specialized procedures are built in parallel as specialization points are met and the relation binding source and residual procedures is globalized, to preserve its uniqueness.
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