llvm dev - Dec 2016 - Recuperate return addresses of virtual and non virtual C++ functions with Clang and LLVM

I am working with this setup: LLVM+Clang Compiler on an Ubuntu 64bit OS.

Since I just started working with this impressive framework I have
some questions:

Is it  possible to get the return addresses of virtual function call
and non virtual C++ methods inside Clang and LLVM.

Is thre a way to get the candidate addresses where the return address
points back after each function return was performed.

I have a few questions and hopefully you guys can help me out.

The return-addresses of indirect function calls to virtual functions
(and thus v-tables), are they pointers?

If not, what format do they have? How are those handled by Clang?

Is the return address of a non virtual function in Clang a pointer or
a hardcoded value?

How can I get the return addresses of an indirect call to a virtual
function using LLVM? Do i have to import them from Clang and make them
available during LTO?

Is thinLTO a better candidate for helping me recuperate this information?

Does the return address of a function called from an indirect
call-site always jump back to the next line (instruction) of assembly
code after the callsite instruction. Are there some occurrences where
it doesn't?

How is this handled in Clang?