deoptimize

Example:During the runtime of a program, conditions might arise where previous optimizations are no longer valid, leading to deoptimization.

Definition:The process of changing efficient code into less efficient code, often due to assumptions made during optimization being violated.

Example:The developers decided to deoptimize the code to ensure it would work in all environments.

Definition:Making the code run slower or less efficiently than before, typically due to changes in input or environment.

Example:The application's performance became significantly deoptimized due to the new hardware not supporting previous optimizations.

Definition:Reducing the overall efficiency or speed of a piece of software.