You could use "local.tee". It is kind of is "store" + "duplicate".
`local.tee` doesn't duplicate. it just doesn't remove the value from the stack. (so it is "just" `local.set` followed by `local.get`)
Sure. But it does save you one instruction: "tee", "get" instead of "set", "get", "get".
`local.tee` doesn't duplicate. it just doesn't remove the value from the stack. (so it is "just" `local.set` followed by `local.get`)
Sure. But it does save you one instruction: "tee", "get" instead of "set", "get", "get".