llvm
A pure Go library for parsing, generating, and analyzing LLVM IR assembly.
What is llvm?
llir/llvm is a Go library that provides comprehensive tools for working with LLVM Intermediate Representation (IR). It enables developers to parse existing LLVM IR assembly, generate new IR code programmatically, and perform analysis on IR modules, all within the Go ecosystem. The library offers a pure Go implementation without external LLVM dependencies, making it portable and easy to integrate into Go applications.
Go developers who need to interact with LLVM IR, such as those building compilers, decompilers, static analyzers, or other compiler toolchain components in Go. It is also suitable for researchers or educators working with LLVM IR in a Go environment.
Developers choose llir/llvm because it provides a clean, idiomatic Go interface for LLVM IR, eliminating the need for external C++ libraries and simplifying integration into Go projects. Its pure Go implementation ensures portability and ease of use, while tracking official LLVM releases ensures compatibility with LLVM versions 9.0 through 15.0.
Overview
Library for interacting with LLVM IR in pure Go.
Use Cases
Best For
- Parsing and analyzing existing LLVM IR assembly files within Go applications.
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