llvm-cat:tldr:eef53
llvm-cat: Concatenate Bitcode files.
$ llvm-cat ${filename1-bc} ${filename2-bc} -o ${path-to-out-bc}
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This command utilizes the "llvm-cat" tool to concatenate LLVM bitcode files together. Here's a breakdown of each component:
- "llvm-cat": This is the command used to invoke the LLVM-based tool.
- "${filename1-bc}": This is a placeholder for the name of the first input file. Replace "${filename1-bc}" with the actual name and extension of the first LLVM bitcode file you want to concatenate.
- "${filename2-bc}": This is a placeholder for the name of the second input file. Replace "${filename2-bc}" with the actual name and extension of the second LLVM bitcode file you want to concatenate.
- "-o": This flag is used to specify the output file name or path.
- "${path-to-out-bc}": This is a placeholder for the desired name and path of the output LLVM bitcode file. Replace "${path-to-out-bc}" with the actual name and path where you want to save the concatenated bitcode file.
By executing this command with the appropriate file names and paths, the llvm-cat tool will merge the contents of the two input LLVM bitcode files and save the result as the specified output file.
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