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There's some code between these 2 changes that doesn't appear in GitHub:
It looks to me that in some cases this will unnecessarily set
argHasGlobRefwhen the arg is a local address. Not sure what impact that has on CQ, if any.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I saw your comment about that over on dotnet/coreclr#27630. But I didn't see any global ref flag on the test case here, at least when inlining.
I can look into bypassing that for invariant args.
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Interesting, here I see it in M1 on FIELD and ADDR: