MIR can stand for different things in the context of computing, but one notable meaning is "Mid-level Intermediate Representation." MIR is used in the context of compiler design and serves as a type of intermediate representation (IR) for code that allows for easier analysis and transformation in the compilation process. MIR falls between high-level representations (which are closer to the source code) and low-level representations (which are closer to machine code).
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