There are many static and dynamic instrumentation tools. Soot is a static instrumentation tool for Java bytecode. Pin and Valgrind are dynamic instrumentation tools for binaries.
I\'m bootstrapping a programming language compiler on top of LLVM.Currently I\'m mostly done writing a compiler for a开发者_运维知识库 subset of C which is self-compiling.When I\'m finished with that,
I\'m compiling with clang-l开发者_高级运维lvm 1.0 on Xcode 3.2.1 I want to see LLVM\'s intermediate representation. How do I do this ?Xcode does have support for syntax highlighting the LLVM intermedi
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Let\'s assume for the moment that C++ is not a functional programming language.If you want to write a compiler using LLVM for the back-end, and you want to use a functional programming language and it
So, I\'ve just downloaded the LLVM Clang (2.6) binaries. Mac OS X 10.6 comes with Clang 1.0.Do you know how to integrate a later version of Clang with the Xcode 3.2.x IDE?
The question is quite clear I think. I\'m trying to write a compiler detection header to be able to include in the application information on which compiler was us开发者_如何学运维ed and which version
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