Will Racket's internal optimizations be ported over to Chez backend eventually? I frequently see traffic about work being done in on the Racket's optimizer so it's apparent it's an active area of development. Since Racket's semantics include immutable pairs, and Chez doesn't have them, I imagine there are optimization opportunities only available when immutable pairs are assumed. I do note that Chez's compiler is written in Scheme so I figure it would be natural to modify the compiler code or fork it to fold in Racket specifics.
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