Lookups are usually run on the current thread, but in some cases they may be run as tasks, e.g. More...
#include "llvm/ExecutionEngine/Orc/Core.h"
Inheritance diagram for llvm::orc::LookupTask:
Public Member Functions | |
| LookupTask (LookupState LS) | |
| void | printDescription (raw_ostream &OS) override |
| void | run () override |
 Public Member Functions inherited from llvm::RTTIExtends< LookupTask, Task > | |
| const void * | dynamicClassID () const override |
| bool | isA () const |
| Check whether this instance is a subclass of QueryT. | |
| bool | isA (const void *const ClassID) const override |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static char | ID = 0 |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from llvm::RTTIExtends< LookupTask, Task > | |
| static const void * | classID () |
| static bool | classof (const T *R) |
Detailed Description
Lookups are usually run on the current thread, but in some cases they may be run as tasks, e.g.
if the lookup has been continued from a suspended state.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ LookupTask()
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inline |
Member Function Documentation
◆ printDescription()
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override |
◆ run()
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override |
Definition at line 1588 of file Core.cpp.
References llvm::orc::LookupState::continueLookup(), and llvm::Error::success().
Member Data Documentation
◆ ID
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