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LLVM Debugging Tips and Tricks

LLVM is a fantastic tool for anyone interested in developing languages, optimizing their code, or even developing first-order architectural simulations. Part of what makes it so great is the wealth of great tools that come with it to help develop and debug passes. Unfortunately not all of them are very well-documented and many are not widely known. In this post I'll describe a few that I stumbled upon which may prove useful — things like printing all the basicblocks/instructions of a function, or inspecting successor/predecessor chains from the debugger (lldb).



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LLVM is a fantastic tool for anyone interested in developing languages, optimizing their code, or even developing first-order architectural simulations. Part of what makes it so great is the wealth of great tools that come with it to help develop and debug passes. Unfortunately not all of them are very well-documented and many are not widely known. In this post I'll describe a few that I stumbled upon which may prove useful — things like printing all the basicblocks/instructions of a function, or inspecting successor/predecessor chains from the debugger (lldb).



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LLVM Debugging Tips and Tricks

LLVM is a fantastic tool for anyone interested in developing languages, optimizing their code, or even developing first-order architectural simulations. Part of what makes it so great is the wealth of great tools that come with it to help develop and debug passes. Unfortunately not all of them are very well-documented and many are not widely known. In this post I'll describe a few that I stumbled upon which may prove useful — things like printing all the basicblocks/instructions of a function, or inspecting successor/predecessor chains from the debugger (lldb).

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