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All you're doing is listing simple consequences of the rule.

The compiler may use increased precision for intermediate computations. That means sometimes it will, sometimes it won't. If you understand the basics of the situations where it will do so, you can see it depends on register allocation, which of course not only depends on optimization level, but also can change anytime you change anything at all in the source code.

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