--- /dev/null
+; RUN: llvm-as < %s | opt -anders-aa -load-vn -gcse -deadargelim | llvm-dis | not grep ARG
+
+%G = internal constant int* null
+
+implementation
+
+internal int %internal(int* %ARG) {
+ ;; The 'Arg' argument must-aliases the null pointer, so it can be subsituted
+ ;; directly here, making it dead.
+ store int* %ARG, int** %G
+ ret int 0
+}
+
+int %foo() {
+ %V = call int %internal(int* null)
+ ret int %V
+}
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+
+implementation
+
+void %test1() {
+ %X = malloc int*
+ %Y = malloc int
+ %Z = cast int* %Y to int
+ %W = cast int %Z to int*
+ store int* %W, int** %X
+ ret void
+}
+
+void %test2(int* %P) {
+ %X = malloc int*
+ %Y = malloc int
+ store int* %P, int** %X
+ ret void
+}
+
+internal int *%test3(int* %P) {
+ ret int* %P
+}
+
+void %test4() {
+ %X = malloc int
+ %Y = call int* %test3(int* %X)
+ %ZZ = getelementptr int* null, int 17
+ ret void
+}
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+; RUN: llvm-as < %s | opt -anders-aa -load-vn -gcse -deadargelim | llvm-dis | grep store | not grep null
+
+; Because the 'internal' function is passed to an external function, we don't
+; know what the incoming values will alias. As such, we cannot do the
+; optimization checked by the 'arg-must-alias.llx' test.
+
+declare void %external(int(int*)*)
+%G = internal constant int* null
+
+implementation
+
+internal int %internal(int* %ARG) {
+ ;;; We *DON'T* know that ARG always points to null!
+ store int* %ARG, int** %G
+ ret int 0
+}
+
+int %foo() {
+ call void %external(int(int*)* %internal)
+ %V = call int %internal(int* null)
+ ret int %V
+}