SimplifyGlobals: Do not switch a get to use a global of another type #6605
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tlively
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| ;; CHECK: (global $a (ref $struct) (struct.new_default $struct)) | ||
| (global $a (ref $struct) (struct.new_default $struct)) | ||
| ;; CHECK: (global $b (ref $struct) (global.get $a)) | ||
| (global $b (ref $struct) (global.get $a)) |
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What is the role of $b in this test?
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Just to be comprehensive. $c is equal to both $a and $b but in different ways (it reads $a, but it has equal content to $b). I don't think we optimize both cases atm but this would handle things if we ever did.
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If we wanted to switch types in such cases we'd need to refinalize (which is likely
worth doing, though other passes should refine globals anyhow).
(I am adding more fuzzing for globals, which is finding these bugs.)