LLVM Cookbook

LLVM is a compiler framework with libraries that provides a modern source-and target-independent optimizer, along with a code generator.

This book not only explains the effective use of the compiler infrastructure that LLVM provides, but also helps you implement it in one of your projects. You start with a simple task to get you up-and-running with LLVM, followed by learning the process of writing a frontend for a language, which includes writing a lexer, a parser, and generating IR code. You will then see how to implement optimizations at different levels, generate target-independent code, and then map this generated code to a backend. Finally, you will look into the functionalities that the LLVM infrastructure provides, such as exception handling, LLVM Utility Passes, using sanitizers, the garbage collector, and how we can use these in our projects.


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LLVM Cookbook

LLVM is a compiler framework with libraries that provides a modern source-and target-independent optimizer, along with a code generator.

This book not only explains the effective use of the compiler infrastructure that LLVM provides, but also helps you implement it in one of your projects. You start with a simple task to get you up-and-running with LLVM, followed by learning the process of writing a frontend for a language, which includes writing a lexer, a parser, and generating IR code. You will then see how to implement optimizations at different levels, generate target-independent code, and then map this generated code to a backend. Finally, you will look into the functionalities that the LLVM infrastructure provides, such as exception handling, LLVM Utility Passes, using sanitizers, the garbage collector, and how we can use these in our projects.


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LLVM Cookbook

LLVM Cookbook

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Overview

LLVM is a compiler framework with libraries that provides a modern source-and target-independent optimizer, along with a code generator.

This book not only explains the effective use of the compiler infrastructure that LLVM provides, but also helps you implement it in one of your projects. You start with a simple task to get you up-and-running with LLVM, followed by learning the process of writing a frontend for a language, which includes writing a lexer, a parser, and generating IR code. You will then see how to implement optimizations at different levels, generate target-independent code, and then map this generated code to a backend. Finally, you will look into the functionalities that the LLVM infrastructure provides, such as exception handling, LLVM Utility Passes, using sanitizers, the garbage collector, and how we can use these in our projects.



Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781785286407
Publisher: Packt Publishing
Publication date: 05/30/2015
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 296
File size: 3 MB

About the Author

Mayur Pandey is a professional software engineer and an open source enthusiast. He focuses on compiler development and compiler tools. He is an active contributor to the LLVM open source community. He has been part of the compiler team for the Tizen project, and has hands-on experience with other proprietary compilers.
Mayur earned a bachelor's degree in information technology from Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology Allahabad, India. Currently, he lives in Bengaluru, India.

Suyog Sarda is a professional software engineer and an open source enthusiast. He focuses on compiler development and compiler tools. He is an active contributor to the LLVM open source community. He has been part of the compiler team for the Tizen project. Suyog was also involved in code performance improvements for the ARM and the x86 architecture. He has hands-on experience in other proprietary compilers. His interest in compiler development lies more in code optimization and vectorization.
Apart from compilers, Suyog is also interested in Linux kernel development. He has published a technical paper titled Secure Co-resident Virtualization in Multicore Systems by VM Pinning and Page Coloring at the IEEE Proceedings of the 2012 International Conference on Cloud Computing, Technologies, Applications, and Management at Birla Institute of Technology, Dubai. He earned a bachelor's degree in computer technology from College of Engineering, Pune, India. Currently, he lives in Bengaluru, India.
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