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The problem here is that there is an indirect call. The sorting function in SPEC takes the compare function as a function pointer. Inlining would not help since sorting is a recursive function. A possible solution would be to specify the sorting function's memory footprint and never get into the function and stumble upon the cmp call.
Benchmark: 505.mcf
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How to reproduce: inlining enabled, check benchmark.collaborative-pipeline.dump
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