.LL File Extension
LLVM Intermediate Representation
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An LL file may also be an intermediate representation created by the LLVM compiler. It contains source code that has been translated into LLVM's platform-agnostic assembly language. LL files are used to optimize programs for different target architectures.
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LLVM is a collection of modular and reusable compiler and toolchain technologies. Primarily, developers use LLVM to optimize programs written in a variety of programming languages for one or more target architectures.
As part of this optimization process, LLVM compiles a program's original source code into an intermediate representation, which consists of a translated version of the program's original code. This translation is saved in an LL file. Developers can compile LL files using LLVM's static compiler to optimize them for a specific architecture.
How to open an LL file
You can open and edit an LL file in any text or source code editor, such as Microsoft Visual Studio Code or GitHub Atom. You can use LLVM to compile an LL file into an executable program.