## Simplify values (no references, optimized)

This CIF to CIF transformation simplifies CIF specifications, by applying same value-related simplifications as the Simplify values CIF to CIF transformation, but without simplifying reference expressions, and with optimizations for literal expressions.

### Supported specifications

This transformation supports a subset of CIF specifications. The following restrictions apply:

- Component definitions and component instantiations are not supported.

### Preprocessing

No preprocessing is currently performed by this CIF to CIF transformation. To increase the subset of specifications that can be transformed, apply the following CIF to CIF transformations (in the given order):

- Eliminate component definition/instantiation

### Implementation details

This CIF to CIF transformation simplifies CIF specifications, by applying same value-related simplifications as the Simplify values CIF to CIF transformation.

However, it does not simplifying reference expressions. For details, see the Simplify values (no references) CIF to CIF transformation. Furthermore, it simplifies with optimizations for literal expressions. For details, see the Simplify values (optimized) CIF to CIF transformation.

### Renaming

n/a

### Size considerations

This transformation tries to simplify the specification, possibly reducing its size.

### Optimality

Not all simplifications that could potentially be performed are implemented in this transformation.

The optimizations for literals that are performed influence the optimality of the simplification, as described above.

### Annotations

This transformation does not process, add, or remove any annotations. The values of annotation arguments may be simplified.