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The Unseen Delta: Characterizing the Compiler Optimization Landscape via Top-Down Differential Analysis
Compiler optimizations are essential for achieving high performance in modern software. However, recent studies highlight the persistence of performance bugs, i.e., subtle defects where the compiler generates functionally correct but computationally inefficient code, leading to significant performan
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