What is LLVM?
A compiler infrastructure built around a common intermediate representation (LLVM IR), combining language front ends, optimization passes and CPU back ends. It is used for many languages and CPUs.
Field: Compilers
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LLVM is a compiler infrastructure centered on a common intermediate representation, LLVM IR.
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Intermediate representation Abstract syntax tree Basic block Common subexpression elimination Constant folding Control-flow graph Function inlining Instruction scheduling JIT compilation Lexical analysis