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Hello > Again, from what I understand, llvm-qemu worked by emitting LLVM IR from > QEMU IR API calls. This project goes straight from ARM to LLVM IR, bypassing > QEMU's IR, (partially) in the hope that more information about the original > intent of the code is retained. Ok, what's left from QEMU then? :) > generating reasonable code - this approach keeps it in place while

Anton Korobeynikov wrote: > Hello > >> I'm implementing an LLVM backend for qemu-arm (by creating an ARM frontend >> for LLVM - from what I understand a slightly different approach than the >> original llvm-qemu project) > I don't see the difference so far. Could you please explain? Again, from what I understand, llvm-qemu worked by emitting LLVM IR from QEMU

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