I would like to get the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) from a C code, into an OCaml value, so that I can further process the parsed code with a plain OCaml program.
I\'m implementing a new back-end to LLVM, starting with the CBackend target. The end goal is to use \"llc\" to generate source transforms of input C code.
I am interestent in (partial) compile-time evaluation for c/c++ (not with template parameters like in c++). Lets consider the following case (taken from [1]):
I\'ve seen these functions used on many llvm projects, like this one, howeve开发者_JAVA百科r the documentation on these functions is hardly a line. I would like to understand what are these for and in
I need to add to gcc support of an OpenMP-like (directive) language. I know it is possible to dump GIMPLE code and then \"undump\" it and continue compilation. I want to modify the dumped DIMPLE to ad
EDIT: After spending several hours researching this, I don\'t think I\'m going to find anything that will actually end up saving me time compared to the amount of time and effort of finding suitable l
I\'m trying to use vectors inside structs with LLVM. I have the following C definition of my struct: struct Foo
since llvm 2.7, it is possible to isolate Types and anything that LLVM might need to create a JIT module inside a llvmContext
For some reason, I get a compilation error 开发者_StackOverflow社区when I try to do the following:
Well... When i was searching for a good compiler I came across clang/LLVM. This compiler gives me same result as other compilers like icc, pgi. But the problem is there are very few tuto开发者_StackOv
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