LLVM 20.0.0git
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TargetIntrinsicInfo - Interface to description of machine instruction set. More...
#include "llvm/Target/TargetIntrinsicInfo.h"
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TargetIntrinsicInfo () | |
virtual | ~TargetIntrinsicInfo () |
virtual std::string | getName (unsigned IID, Type **Tys=nullptr, unsigned numTys=0) const =0 |
Return the name of a target intrinsic, e.g. | |
virtual unsigned | lookupName (const char *Name, unsigned Len) const =0 |
Look up target intrinsic by name. | |
unsigned | lookupName (StringRef Name) const |
virtual unsigned | getIntrinsicID (const Function *F) const |
Return the target intrinsic ID of a function, or 0. | |
virtual bool | isOverloaded (unsigned IID) const =0 |
Returns true if the intrinsic can be overloaded. | |
virtual Function * | getDeclaration (Module *M, unsigned ID, Type **Tys=nullptr, unsigned numTys=0) const =0 |
Create or insert an LLVM Function declaration for an intrinsic, and return it. | |
TargetIntrinsicInfo - Interface to description of machine instruction set.
Definition at line 29 of file TargetIntrinsicInfo.h.
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Create or insert an LLVM Function declaration for an intrinsic, and return it.
The Tys and numTys are for intrinsics with overloaded types. See above for more information.
Return the target intrinsic ID of a function, or 0.
Definition at line 22 of file TargetIntrinsicInfo.cpp.
References F, llvm::StringMapEntry< ValueTy >::getKeyData(), llvm::StringMapEntryBase::getKeyLength(), and lookupName().
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Return the name of a target intrinsic, e.g.
"llvm.bfin.ssync". The Tys and numTys parameters are for intrinsics with overloaded types (e.g., those using iAny or fAny). For a declaration for an overloaded intrinsic, Tys should point to an array of numTys pointers to Type, and must provide exactly one type for each overloaded type in the intrinsic.
Referenced by llvm::MachineOperand::print().
Returns true if the intrinsic can be overloaded.
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Look up target intrinsic by name.
Return intrinsic ID or 0 for unknown names.
Referenced by getIntrinsicID(), and lookupName().
Definition at line 49 of file TargetIntrinsicInfo.h.
References lookupName(), and Name.