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Tagging subscribers to this area: @JulieLeeMSFT Issue DetailsThe canonical form of a Fixes #64375.
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In the frontend, for better or worse, the canonical form of address arithmetic is explicit pointer arithmetic.
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The canonical form of a
LEA-equivalent expression in HIR is explicit address arithmetic.Fixes #64375.
Diffs - some improvements from
LCL_FLDfolding, some regressions from inserting the zero-extending casts. Also a small TP regression, payed for with #69958.