Intel Releases LLVM IR SDK Plug-In For Eclipse
Posted by Michael Larabel on March 11, 2013
Intel announced the first version of an LLVM IR SDK. The LLVM IR SDK is comprised of an LLVM IR editor plug-in for the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment.
Key features of this Eclipse plug-in for dealing with the LLVM IR is syntax highlighting, definitions on hover, content assist, syntax checking, type checking, and domniance checking. So if your project/front-end hooks into LLVM, it's now easier to integrate with Eclipse. This plug-in is compatible at the moment with the IR emitted by LLVM 3.2.
More details on this new Intel open-source project can be found via the LLVM mailing list announcement and the GitHub project page.
Key features of this Eclipse plug-in for dealing with the LLVM IR is syntax highlighting, definitions on hover, content assist, syntax checking, type checking, and domniance checking. So if your project/front-end hooks into LLVM, it's now easier to integrate with Eclipse. This plug-in is compatible at the moment with the IR emitted by LLVM 3.2.
More details on this new Intel open-source project can be found via the LLVM mailing list announcement and the GitHub project page.
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