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...a constant object. > * when there are two versions of something, one const and one not const -- > like, say, a const getOperand and a nonconst one, what's up? i'm not sure > what to do with the const one. as you maybe can imagine, in my c code > there are no consts -- caveat programmor i guess. In general, don't worry about it. They are just there because they have different return types. For example, getOperand(x) on a constant object returns a constant pointer, but getOperand(x) on a non-const object returns a non-const pointer. -Chris http://llvm.cs.uiuc.edu/ http://w...