LLVM: llvm::IntInit Class Reference (original) (raw)

'7' - Represent an initialization by a literal integer value. More...

#include "[llvm/TableGen/Record.h](TableGen%5F2Record%5F8h%5Fsource.html)"

Public Member Functions
IntInit (const IntInit &)=delete
IntInit & operator= (const IntInit &)=delete
int64_t getValue () const
const Init * convertInitializerTo (const RecTy *Ty) const override
Convert to a value whose type is Ty, or return null if this is not possible.
const Init * convertInitializerBitRange (ArrayRef< unsigned > Bits) const override
This function is used to implement the bit range selection operator.
bool isConcrete () const override
Is this a concrete and fully resolved value without any references or stuck operations?
std::string getAsString () const override
Convert this value to a literal form.
const Init * getBit (unsigned Bit) const override
Get the Init value of the specified bit.
Public Member Functions inherited from llvm::TypedInit
TypedInit (const TypedInit &)=delete
TypedInit & operator= (const TypedInit &)=delete
const RecTy * getType () const
Get the type of the Init as a RecTy.
RecordKeeper & getRecordKeeper () const
Get the record keeper that initialized this Init.
const Init * getCastTo (const RecTy *Ty) const override
If this value is convertible to type Ty, return a value whose type is Ty, generating a !cast operation if required.
const Init * convertInitializerTo (const RecTy *Ty) const override
Convert to a value whose type is Ty, or return null if this is not possible.
const Init * convertInitializerBitRange (ArrayRef< unsigned > Bits) const override
This function is used to implement the bit range selection operator.
const RecTy * getFieldType (const StringInit *FieldName) const override
This method is used to implement the FieldInit class.
Public Member Functions inherited from llvm::Init
InitKind getKind () const
Get the kind (type) of the value.
RecordKeeper & getRecordKeeper () const
Get the record keeper that initialized this Init.
Init (const Init &)=delete
Init & operator= (const Init &)=delete
virtual ~Init ()=default
virtual bool isComplete () const
Is this a complete value with no unset (uninitialized) subvalues?
void print (raw_ostream &OS) const
Print this value.
virtual std::string getAsUnquotedString () const
Convert this value to a literal form, without adding quotes around a string.
void dump () const
Debugging method that may be called through a debugger; just invokes print on stderr.
virtual const Init * resolveReferences (Resolver &R) const
This function is used by classes that refer to other variables which may not be defined at the time the expression is formed.
Additional Inherited Members
Protected Types inherited from llvm::Init
enum InitKind : uint8_t { IK_First, IK_FirstTypedInit, IK_BitInit, IK_BitsInit, IK_DagInit, IK_DefInit, IK_FieldInit, IK_IntInit, IK_ListInit, IK_FirstOpInit, IK_BinOpInit, IK_TernOpInit, IK_UnOpInit, IK_LastOpInit, IK_CondOpInit, IK_FoldOpInit, IK_IsAOpInit, IK_ExistsOpInit, IK_InstancesOpInit, IK_AnonymousNameInit, IK_StringInit, IK_VarInit, IK_VarBitInit, IK_VarDefInit, IK_LastTypedInit, IK_UnsetInit, IK_ArgumentInit }
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Protected Member Functions inherited from llvm::TypedInit
TypedInit (InitKind K, const RecTy *T, uint8_t Opc=0)
Protected Member Functions inherited from llvm::Init
Init (InitKind K, uint8_t Opc=0)
Protected Attributes inherited from llvm::Init
uint8_t Opc

'7' - Represent an initialization by a literal integer value.

Definition at line 635 of file Record.h.

◆ classof()

◆ convertInitializerBitRange()

◆ convertInitializerTo()

◆ get()

◆ getAsString()

std::string IntInit::getAsString ( ) const overridevirtual

◆ getBit()

◆ getValue()

int64_t llvm::IntInit::getValue ( ) const inline

◆ isConcrete()

bool llvm::IntInit::isConcrete ( ) const inlineoverridevirtual

Is this a concrete and fully resolved value without any references or stuck operations?

Unset values are concrete.

Reimplemented from llvm::Init.

Definition at line 657 of file Record.h.

◆ operator=()

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