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Module `Gccjit.LValue`Source

Sourceval address : ?loc:location -> lvalue -> rvalue

Taking the address of an lvalue; analogous to &(EXPR) in C.

Sourcetype global_kind =

| Exported
| Internal
| Imported

Source

val global : 
  context ->
  ?loc:location ->
  global_kind ->
  type_ ->
  string ->
  lvalue

Add a new global variable of the given type and name to the context.

The global_kind parameter determines the visibility of the global outside of the result.

Sourceval deref : ?loc:location -> rvalue -> lvalue

Dereferencing a pointer; analogous to *(EXPR) in C.

Sourceval deref_field : ?loc:location -> rvalue -> field -> lvalue

Accessing a field of an rvalue of pointer type, analogous (EXPR)->field in C, itself equivalent to (\*EXPR).FIELD

Sourceval access_array : ?loc:location -> rvalue -> rvalue -> lvalue

Given an rvalue of pointer type T *, get at the element T at the given index, using standard C array indexing rules i.e. each increment of index corresponds to sizeof(T) bytes. Analogous to PTR[INDEX] in C (or, indeed, to PTR + INDEX).

Sourceval access_field : ?loc:location -> lvalue -> field -> lvalue

Sourceval param : param -> lvalue

Sourceval to_string : lvalue -> string

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package gccjit

Module Gccjit.LValueSource

Module `Gccjit.LValue`Source