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Instead of trying to fix the stack at the end of every iteration, to be the same as before, we could just shift everything to memory when a loop is expensive enough. This wouldn't make sense for branches that run once like an if statement or switch, but for loops should probably always do this, unless w/ the dynamic programming thing above we can find a stack order that would eliminate the need to re-order the stack after every loop.
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