Discussion
Assertion (A): A constant is usually rematerialised rather than spilled.
Reason (R): Recomputing a constant costs a single instruction while reloading it costs a memory access.
Answer: D
Both are true and the reason gives the mechanism, and the same reasoning extends to simple address computations. Anything whose operands are still available and whose cost is below a load is worth recomputing rather than storing.
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