i\'m running inside http://llvm.org/demo the following snippet: class X { public: ~X() __attribute((nothrow)); };
I have a third party project in my Xcode workspace (it\'s a dependency for my main project) and I want Xcode to ignore all build warni开发者_JS百科ngs from that third party project.
I\'m doing a study assignment to measure memory access time on my machine. To determine the clock cycles on our machines, we have been given the following C snippet:
at the moment, i\'m inserting variables into the beginning of block scope using CreateEntryBlockAlloca:
LLVM 2.1 has an option that enables warnings for \"missing function prototypes.\" When enabled, the warning will complain about a file like this:
In some C code, I\'m defining a simple static array as a function argument, say: void foo(float color[3]);
Back when dragonegg was in llvm-gcc one could issue -emit-llvm and it did generate llvm bitcode. Now when I use dragonegg as a plugin (gcc -fplugin=dragonegg.so) I cannot find any such option anymore.
Is there some way to integrate aspects i开发者_C百科nto LLVM-bytecode?If you mean an existing way, I haven\'t seen anything that\'s stable/in production, but there are a number of papers, for example:
What version of LLVM and Clang is available in XCode 4.2? I have searched a lot to try to find this information and the only thing i 开发者_Go百科have seen is that it could be LLVM 3.0The version of l
I just read about the LLVM project and that it could be used to do static an开发者_开发技巧alysis on C/C++ codes using the analyzer Clang which the front end of LLVM. I wanted to know if it is possibl