Tom Eccles
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Revert #196094 and its follow-up #209701. The expression override mechanism does not preserve reduction-object identity across all data environments, leading to incorrect lowering for procedure-local and nested private arrays. Restore the pre-#196094 lowering. Keep coverage showing that array-element constructs compile through the boxed-array reduction path. This was in response to this comment: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/196094#issuecomment-5248085956 Fixing exactly the bug in the comment wasn't hard but AI code review found a large number of follow on bugs so I think the design needs a rethink, and definitely shouldn't be included in the LLVM release. Assisted-by: Codex
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