LLVM IR - 30 métriques et score AHP

LLVM IR est un langage de programmation Imperative, Low-Level apparu en 2003, conçu par LLVM Team. Cas d'usage principaux : Intermediate Representation, Compilation, Portability.

Introduction

LLVM IR est un langage de programmation Imperative, Low-Level apparu en 2003, conçu par LLVM Team. Cas d’usage principaux : Intermediate Representation, Compilation, Portability.

30 métriques

MétriqueValeurRang
GitHub Stars3288690
Stack Overflow Tags403622101
TIOBE Rank106
RedMonk Rank106
PYPL Rank107
Average Salary (USD)81571102
Job Postings2493168
Benchmarks Score0.5686
Learning CurveMedium
Community SizeMedium
Documentation Quality4
Ecosystem Maturity6
Industry Adoption4
Type System Complexity7
Concurrency Support9
Performance - Execution Speed7
Performance - Memory Usage7
Performance - Startup Time8
Tooling Quality5
Package Manager Quality6
IDE Support5
Debugging Experience6
GitHub Stars Rank90
Stack Overflow Tags Rank101
Average Salary Rank102
Job Postings Rank68
Benchmarks Rank86
Learning Curve Score5
Community Size Score5
AHP Score5.5468

Exemple Hello World

@.str = private unnamed_addr constant [14 x i8] c"Hello, World!\00"

Cas d’usage principaux

  • Intermediate Representation
  • Compilation
  • Portability

Frameworks populaires

  • LLVM
  • Clang

Score AHP

LLVM IR Score AHP: 5.54 (#68)

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