[LLVMdev] GlobalValue Type
Duncan Sands
baldrick at free.fr
Wed Oct 19 11:40:40 PDT 2011
Hi Shrey, if you declare a global variable of type T, then the GlobalVariable
object (call it G) always has type T*. It's a pointer to the memory in which
the T is held. So to write a T value to the global, you can just store it to
G.
Ciao, Duncan.
> I am wondering why the following variable has a PointerTy.
>
> @foo.data = internal addrspace(3) global float 5.000000e+000, align 4
>
> When I do a V->getType()->dump() on the variable its printed as
>
> float addrspace(3)*
>
>
> thanks
> shrey
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