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llc:tldr:e4bef
llc: Output assembly to a specific file.
$ llc --output ${path-to-output-s}
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The command "llc --output ${path-to-output-s}" is used to invoke the LLVM static compiler (llc) and specify the output file path for the compiled code.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
- "llc" is the command to execute the LLVM static compiler.
- "--output" is a flag used to specify the output file path.
- "${path-to-output-s}" is a placeholder indicating the path to the desired output file. You need to replace it with the actual file path you wish to use.
In summary, this command instructs the LLVM static compiler to take input code and compile it into machine code, storing the resulting output in the file specified by "${path-to-output-s}".
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