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Adding to thewakalix's answer, many compilers use LLVM as a backend, where LLVM's IR is higher-level-than-bytecode language too. So that would mean that e.g Cla
by TheMatten 5y ago
Adding to thewakalix's answer, many compilers use LLVM as a backend, where LLVM's IR is higher-level-than-bytecode language too. So that would mean that e.g Clang or current GHC wouldn't qualify either.
- user-the-name 5y agoLLVM is a static library that you link. Clang does not generate LLVM IR text files, it invokes LLVM's code generator directly.