Troubleshooting Haxe Dead Code Elimination (DCE)
Learn how to diagnose and fix Haxe Dead Code Elimination (DCE) failures. This guide covers compiler flags, reflection leaks, macro interference, and how to verify binary reduction.
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Learn how to diagnose and fix Haxe Dead Code Elimination (DCE) failures. This guide covers compiler flags, reflection leaks, macro interference, and how to verify binary reduction.
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In Haxe 4, the Dead Code Elimination (DCE) pass is designed to remove unused code to reduce the final binary or script size. While local debug builds typically preserve most code paths for easier inspection, production builds utilize higher optimization levels that aggressively prune the AST. A challenge arises when code is accessed via dynamic reflection or