1. A process for optimizing a computer program during run time, said computer program including a call to a first method, said first method including a call to a second method, said process comprising the steps of: during run time, a processor of a computer determining if said second method includes a conditional evaluation of a variable which is fixed such that the execution of said second method does not result in anything productive being accomplished except to return to said first method, and if so, deleting in said first method said call to said second method, and if not, not deleting said call in said first method to said second method.