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Poking through gc-produced binaries, there are a fair number of small symbols that
represent the same data, particularly among gclocals.* and gcargs.*. Using dupok
content-addressable symbols (like ARM does for floats and doubles, e.g. $f32.00000000)
would allow many of these symbols to be gracefully collapsed, resulting in a smaller
binary.
It might even be worth having a general content-addressable symbol shared across all
read-only users of small symbols.
This might want to be controlled by a compiler flag, so that it is easy to separate back
out the symbols as needed for debugging the liveness analysis, etc.