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This repository contains a tutorial for a quick start in how to write a register allocator using LLVM
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# How-To-Write-An-LLVM-Register-Allocator
This repository contains a tutorial for a quick start in how to write a register allocator using LLVM
This tutorial shows how to write a register allocator using the LLVM infrastructure, extending the `RegAllocBase` interface.
The tutorial have been writen using reStructuredText with the `sphinx` tool, the recommendations of the LLVM project have been followed (http://www.llvm.org/docs/SphinxQuickstartTemplate.html).
This content is based in my understanding of the LLVM infrastructure, which I have learned while I was working on my undergraduate thesis on the institute IFMG - campus Formiga - MG, Brazil; so if you have any suggestion, please let me know.
## Build
You can build with a variated number of output formats, please refer to the `sphinx` documentation (http://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/stable/contents.html) for instructions of installation and setup.
An example of building for PDF outuput:
make latexpdf
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