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2017 Oct 25
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Finding the entry point function in a LLVM IR
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2017 Oct 23
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Finding the entry point function in a LLVM IR
If you want to know which functions are (or may be) called from where, in
the entire program, then you will need to do some sort of "LLVM-IR Linking"
(there are tools that will do that for you, such as "llvm-link").
Of course, even then, there's possible cases where it's impossible to know
whether a function is ACTUALLY called until at runtime - function pointers,