llvm dev - Jan 2011 - [LLVMdev] Can CallGraphSCCPass distinguish different function pointer types in CallGraphNode?

Dear folks,
    I am trying to handle function pointers at call graph, and I found that
the CallGraphSCCPass makes function pointers as external node, which is
actually an empty CallGraphNode (NULL pointer)?
    If I want to distinguish the function pointer types in the call graph
(and I also want the SCC order in CallGraphSCCPass), can I do that easily?
Or I have to inheritate the CallGraphSCCPass and handle function pointer
types in the call graph by myself?

   For example,

int aa(int i);

int main() {
int (*foo)(int);
foo = &aa;
foo(1);
}

     If I want to use the CallGraphSCCPass to get to know that the
"foo"
pointer, which is an external node in the CallGraphSCCPass, actually has the
same function type the same as aa(int), how could I get this type
information from CallGraphSCCPass?

-- 
Regards,
Heming Cui
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Hi Heming Cui,
>     For example,
>
> int aa(int i);
>
> int main() {
> int (*foo)(int);
> foo = &aa;
> foo(1);
> }
>
>       If I want to use the CallGraphSCCPass to get to know that the
"foo"
> pointer, which is an external node in the CallGraphSCCPass, actually has
the
> same function type the same as aa(int), how could I get this type
information
> from CallGraphSCCPass?
the CallGraphNode for "main" keeps a list of (call_instruction,
called_function)
pairs.  In it you should find the pair ("foo(1)", aa).  You can
extract the type
of the callee from the call (or invoke) instruction.

Ciao, Duncan.