llvm-config:tldr:ab0d0
llvm-config: Print the `PREFIX` of your LLVM installation.
$ llvm-config --prefix
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The command "llvm-config --prefix" queries the LLVM installation directory or, in other words, it displays the prefix directory where LLVM is installed.
When you install LLVM, it gets installed in a specific directory structure. The prefix directory represents the top-level directory where LLVM is installed. This directory typically contains subdirectories such as bin, lib, include, share, etc., where the different components of LLVM are located.
By running the "llvm-config --prefix" command, you are requesting the value of the prefix directory through the llvm-config utility. This information can be useful, for example, when you want to compile or link against LLVM libraries, and you need to specify the correct paths.
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