llvm dev - Mar 2014 - [LLVMdev] STDIN/STDOUT/STDERR

All,

How would one be able to represent stdin/stdout/stderr in llvm (using the
api) for use in functions such as fputs?

One could use the external function fdopen to generate the FILE* and store
it in a global variable, but I would be willing to guess that there is a
more efficient way.

Thanks,
Billy Moses
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On Mon, Mar 24, 2014 at 07:32:07PM -0400, William Moses
wrote:
> How would one be able to represent stdin/stdout/stderr in llvm (using the
> api) for use in functions such as fputs?
stdin / stdout / stderr are macros on many systems and expand either to
separate pointers or members of a single global array. The only way that
will work in general is to use stdio.h.
> One could use the external function fdopen to generate the FILE* and store
> it in a global variable, but I would be willing to guess that there is a
> more efficient way.
fdopen will not give you another reference to the pre-defined streams,
but a separate FILE object with its own buffer etc.

Joerg