Do not set GLOB_REF
for invariant indirections
#65709
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The
GTF_GLOB_REF
flag in the compiler has the meaning that the node marked with it produces a value that could be modified by a call or an indirect store. It is used for optimizations that need to know whether it is safe to reorder two trees.Invariant indirections, by definition, always produce the same value, and as such do not need to be marked with
GLOB_REF
.Some nice diffs from args sorting: string literals can now be put in the "late args" list directly (without a temp).