This module defines functions that allow you to inspect the uses of a LLVMValueRef. More...
Functions | |
| LLVMUseRef | LLVMGetFirstUse (LLVMValueRef Val) |
| Obtain the first use of a value. | |
| LLVMUseRef | LLVMGetNextUse (LLVMUseRef U) |
| Obtain the next use of a value. | |
| LLVMValueRef | LLVMGetUser (LLVMUseRef U) |
| Obtain the user value for a user. | |
| LLVMValueRef | LLVMGetUsedValue (LLVMUseRef U) |
| Obtain the value this use corresponds to. | |
Detailed Description
This module defines functions that allow you to inspect the uses of a LLVMValueRef.
It is possible to obtain an LLVMUseRef for any LLVMValueRef instance. Each LLVMUseRef (which corresponds to a llvm::Use instance) holds a llvm::User and llvm::Value.
Function Documentation
◆ LLVMGetFirstUse()
| LLVMUseRef LLVMGetFirstUse | ( | LLVMValueRef | Val | ) |
Obtain the first use of a value.
Uses are obtained in an iterator fashion. First, call this function to obtain a reference to the first use. Then, call LLVMGetNextUse() on that instance and all subsequently obtained instances until LLVMGetNextUse() returns NULL.
- See also
- llvm::Value::use_begin()
Definition at line 1108 of file Core.cpp.
References I, llvm::unwrap(), and llvm::wrap().
◆ LLVMGetNextUse()
| LLVMUseRef LLVMGetNextUse | ( | LLVMUseRef | U | ) |
Obtain the next use of a value.
This effectively advances the iterator. It returns NULL if you are on the final use and no more are available.
Definition at line 1116 of file Core.cpp.
References llvm::unwrap(), and llvm::wrap().
◆ LLVMGetUsedValue()
| LLVMValueRef LLVMGetUsedValue | ( | LLVMUseRef | U | ) |
Obtain the value this use corresponds to.
- See also
- llvm::Use::get().
Definition at line 1127 of file Core.cpp.
References llvm::get(), llvm::unwrap(), and llvm::wrap().
◆ LLVMGetUser()
| LLVMValueRef LLVMGetUser | ( | LLVMUseRef | U | ) |
Obtain the user value for a user.
The returned value corresponds to a llvm::User type.
- See also
- llvm::Use::getUser()
Definition at line 1123 of file Core.cpp.
References llvm::unwrap(), and llvm::wrap().
