[mypyc] Borrow operands of several primitives #12810
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Fixes to borrowing
We conservatively only support when checking against simple native classes.
ilevkivskyi
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May 19, 2022
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Borrow an operand such as
x.y(attribute of a native class) in various contextswhen it's safe to do so. This reduces the number of incref/decref operations we
need to perform. This continues work started in #12805.
These cases now support borrowing (for some subexpressions, in some contexts):
x.y is Nonelen(x.y)(if the operand is a list)isinstance(x.y, C)x.y[a.b]x.y.z = 1