Indexing a non-ident pointer-yielding base -- a direct cast ((&a):*[4]u32)[i], a call result mk(&a)[i], a slice, a type-assertion -- used wwstage's default 8-byte element stride/load instead of the real element type's, reading garbage (cast-base i32 index: cs=30, ww=0). The cgindex esz derivation gated on a whitelist of base node-kinds (DOT / UN-deref / INDEX); an N_CAST/N_CALL/N_SLICE/N_TYPEASSERT base matched none. Rather than extend the whitelist (whack-a-mole), this mirrors cstage's uniform idx_eff read: N_INDEX keeps its own arm (chained-index byte-id preserved), and every other non-ident base now derives esz/stride/load- width/signedness from the stamped n.type_ -- closing the class by construction (base set ident/dot/un/index/cast/call/slice/typeassert). cstage was already correct (uniform); w6c md5 unchanged. byte-id 990-997 8/8, no lib pin flips. test/wcc/830 (9 base shapes, byte-id per width, signed + unsigned). Folds the N_CALL sibling #22.
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