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...ReturningArbitraryi64(p); len = LENGTH(c); } else { len = LENGTH(c); } #endif // ... return len; } In this case, we see that creating an else block and replicating the return statement in both the if and else branch (like the code snippet guarded by the #else) enables the macro UNISKIP in the else branch to be optimized. Most of the examples we have come up with so far are centered around value ranges along the conditional branches. When the range of values a symbol can have along different branches is provably different, opportunities for optimization may arise. However,...