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When the tier 2 optimizer can prove that an operand to a int binary operation is uniquely referenced, we can mutate it in place instead of allocating a new object. This avoids a an int allocation and the subsequent deallocation of the consumed operand on every iteration.
The approach is similar to #146307. Also see #90530.
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Proposal:
When the tier 2 optimizer can prove that an operand to a int binary operation is uniquely referenced, we can mutate it in place instead of allocating a new object. This avoids a an int allocation and the subsequent deallocation of the consumed operand on every iteration.
The approach is similar to #146307. Also see #90530.
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