[llvm-dev] find unentered loops in the LLVM IR (original) (raw)
Kyle Duty via llvm-dev llvm-dev at lists.llvm.org
Wed Mar 10 23:10:46 PST 2021
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Hello,
I'm trying to find unentered loops in LLVM IR, so to achieve that, I tried to write a simple if-else with unentered loop on Godbolt.
I'm trying to understand the LLVM IR produced by a Haskell code, and I have no previous experience with Haskell. I tried "-emit-llvm" like I used to with C++. I am not sure about the flags used as the error says "unrecognised flag: -emit-llvm".
Can someone help me with an example?
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