[interp] Remove MINT_TYPE_P #33850
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[interp] Remove MINT_TYPE_P #33850
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MINT_TYPE_P is equivalent to the integer versions. By removing it we reduce the number of interpreter types and instructions, making it also easier to apply optimizations on instructions targeting these types.
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!! This PR is a copy of mono/mono#19269, please do not edit or review it in this repo !!
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MINT_TYPE_P is equivalent to the integer versions. By removing it we reduce the number of interpreter types and instructions, making it also easier to apply optimizations on instructions targeting these types.