llvm-dwarfdump-3.7(1)


NAME

   llvm-dwarfdump - manual page for llvm-dwarfdump 3.7

DESCRIPTION

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   preloaded (cannot open shared object file):  ignored.   OVERVIEW:  llvm
   dwarf dumper

   USAGE: llvm-dwarfdump [options] <input object files>

   OPTIONS:

   General options:

   -aarch64-neon-syntax                             - Choose style of NEON
          code to emit from AArch64 backend:

   =generic
          -   Emit generic NEON assembly

   =apple -   Emit Apple-style NEON assembly

   -bounds-checking-single-trap                    - Use  one  trap  block
          per function

   -color                                           -  use  colored syntax
          highlighting (default=autodetect)

   -cppfname=<function name>                       - Specify the  name  of
          the generated function

   -cppfor=<string>                                 -  Specify the name of
          the thing to generate

   -cppgen                                         - Choose what  kind  of
          output to generate

   =program
          -   Generate a complete program

   =module
          -   Generate a module definition

   =contents
          -   Generate contents of a module

   =function
          -   Generate a function definition

   =functions
          -   Generate all function definitions

   =inline
          -   Generate an inline function

   =variable
          -   Generate a variable definition

   =type  -   Generate a type definition

   -debug-dump                                       -   Dump   of   debug
          sections:

   =all   -   Dump all debug sections

   =abbrev
          -   .debug_abbrev

   =abbrev.dwo
          -   .debug_abbrev.dwo

   =apple_names
          -   .apple_names

   =apple_types
          -   .apple_types

   =apple_namespaces
          -   .apple_namespaces

   =apple_objc
          -   .apple_objc

   =aranges
          -   .debug_aranges

   =info  -   .debug_info

   =info.dwo
          -   .debug_info.dwo

   =types -   .debug_types

   =types.dwo
          -   .debug_types.dwo

   =line  -   .debug_line

   =line.dwo
          -   .debug_line.dwo

   =loc   -   .debug_loc

   =loc.dwo
          -   .debug_loc.dwo

   =frames
          -   .debug_frame

   =ranges
          -   .debug_ranges

   =pubnames
          -   .debug_pubnames

   =pubtypes
          -   .debug_pubtypes

   =gnu_pubnames
          -   .debug_gnu_pubnames

   =gnu_pubtypes
          -   .debug_gnu_pubtypes

   =str   -   .debug_str

   =str.dwo
          -   .debug_str.dwo

   =str_offsets.dwo
          -   .debug_str_offsets.dwo

   -disable-spill-fusing                            -  Disable  fusing  of
          spill code into instructions

   -enable-implicit-null-checks                    - Fold null checks into
          faulting memory operations

   -enable-load-pre                                -

   -enable-objc-arc-opts                            -  enable/disable  all
          ARC Optimizations

   -enable-scoped-noalias                          -

   -enable-tbaa                                    -

   -exhaustive-register-search                     - Exhaustive Search for
          registers bypassing the depth and interference cutoffs  of  last
          chance recoloring

   -gpsize=<uint>                                     -   Global   Pointer
   Addressing Size.
          The default size is 8.

   -imp-null-check-page-size=<uint>                - The page size of  the
          target in bytes

   -internalize-public-api-file=<filename>          -  A  file  containing
          list of symbol names to preserve

   -internalize-public-api-list=<list>              -  A  list  of  symbol
          names to preserve

   -join-liveintervals                               -   Coalesce   copies
          (default=true)

   -limit-float-precision=<uint>                         -        Generate
          low-precision inline sequences for some float libcalls

   -mips16-constant-islands                           -    Enable   mips16
          constant islands.

   -mips16-hard-float                              -  Enable  mips16  hard
          float.

   -mno-ldc1-sdc1                                     -    Expand   double
          precision  loads  and   stores   to   their   single   precision
          counterparts

   -no-discriminators                              - Disable generation of
          discriminator information.

   -nvptx-sched4reg                                  -   NVPTX   Specific:
          schedule for register pressue

   -print-after-all                                 -  Print IR after each
          pass

   -print-before-all                               - Print IR before  each
          pass

   -print-machineinstrs=<pass-name>                - Print machine instrs

   -regalloc                                       - Register allocator to
          use

   =default
          -   pick register allocator based on -O option

   =basic -   basic register allocator

   =fast  -   fast register allocator

   =greedy
          -   greedy register allocator

   =pbqp  -   PBQP register allocator

   -rewrite-map-file=<filename>                    - Symbol Rewrite Map

   -rng-seed=<seed>                                - Seed for  the  random
          number generator

   -sample-profile-max-propagate-iterations=<uint>  -  Maximum  number  of
          iterations to go  through  when  propagating  sample  block/edge
          weights through the CFG.

   -stackmap-version=<int>                          - Specify the stackmap
          encoding version (default = 1)

   -stats                                           -  Enable   statistics
          output from program (available with Asserts)

   -time-passes                                      -   Time  each  pass,
          printing elapsed time for each on exit

   -verify-debug-info                              -

   -verify-dom-info                                - Verify dominator info
          (time consuming)

   -verify-loop-info                                 -  Verify  loop  info
          (time consuming)

   -verify-regalloc                                  -    Verify    during
          register allocation

   -verify-region-info                              -  Verify  region info
          (time consuming)

   -verify-scev                                           -         Verify
          ScalarEvolution's backedge taken counts (slow)

   -x86-asm-syntax                                  - Choose style of code
          to emit from X86 backend:

   =att   -   Emit AT&T-style assembly

   =intel -   Emit Intel-style assembly

   Generic Options:

   -help                                            -  Display   available
          options (-help-hidden for more)

   -help-list                                        -   Display  list  of
          available options (-help-list-hidden for more)

   -version                                        - Display  the  version
          of this program

SEE ALSO

   The  full  documentation  for llvm-dwarfdump is maintained as a Texinfo
   manual.  If the info and llvm-dwarfdump programs are properly installed
   at your site, the command

          info llvm-dwarfdump

   should give you access to the complete manual.





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