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...then convert the bytecode back to C by LLC, but the generated C code cannot be compiled. Could anyone give me some suggestions? Thanks! The initial C file is rather simple (hello world): #include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("hello world\n"); printf("hello world1\n"); return 0; } The two commands: llvm-gcc -emit-llvm -c -o hello.bc hello.c llc -march=c hello.bc Version of LLVM: 2.9 The source of error in generated c file: /* Global Variable Declarations */ static _OC_str { unsigned char array[12]; }; static _OC_str1 { unsigned char...

...ed_1 { unsigned char array[13]; }; /* Global Variable Declarations */ static l_unnamed_0 _OC_cst; static l_unnamed_1 _OC_cst1; /* Global Variable Definitions and Initialization */ extern static l_unnamed_0 _OC_cst = { "hello world" }; extern static l_unnamed_1 _OC_cst1 = { "hello world1" }; - D. 2011/10/11 Fei Jia <j.jiafei at gmail.com>: > I convert C to bytecode by LLVM, and then convert the bytecode back to C by > LLC, but the generated C code cannot be compiled. Could anyone give me some > suggestions? Thanks! > The initial C file is rather simple (hel...