LLParser | A light-weight LLVM assembly parser | Compiler library

LLParser is a C++ library typically used in Utilities, Compiler applications. LLParser has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

The most prominent distinction between LLParser and LLVM's libraries is that LLParser is string-oriented, meaning it mainly operates on string, while LLVM's API is highly object-oriented. For example, using LLVM's library, to create a call to a new function, you'd first need to create the function object, to create which you need to create the objects for the return type and a list of arguments. To create arguments you'd first need to create their corresponding types, etc. While using LLParser, you can create a function instance by simply passing a string such as declare void @myfunction(i32) to IRBuilder::create_function_declaration.