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LLVM IR is a complex, unstable, implementation-defined internal format used by LLVM with lots of quirks. While LLVM can consume LLVM bitcode made by previous ve
by TazeTSchnitzel 5y ago
LLVM IR is a complex, unstable, implementation-defined internal format used by LLVM with lots of quirks. While LLVM can consume LLVM bitcode made by previous versions of LLVM, it must be quite painful to use for any non-LLVM-based tooling. It's also not a portable format: the IR encodes many target-specific assumptions.