llvm::ExistsOpInit

Synopsis

Declared in <llvm/TableGen/Record.h>

class ExistsOpInit final
    : public TypedInit
    , public FoldingSetNode

Name	Description
`TypedInit`	This is the common superclass of types that have a specific, explicit type, stored in ValueTy.
`FoldingSetNode`	Convenience alias for the base node type stored in a folding set.

Name	Description
`ExistsOpInit` [constructor] [deleted]	Deleted copy constructor.
`operator=` [deleted]	Deleted copy-assignment operator.
`operator=` [deleted]	Assigning an Init is not supported.
`operator=` [deleted]	Assigning a TypedInit is not supported.
`Fold`	Fold this initializer when possible.
`Profile`	Add this initializer to `ID.`
`convertInitializerBitRange` [virtual]	Return the bits selected by `Bits.`
`convertInitializerTo` [virtual]	Return this initializer converted to `Ty.`
`dump`	Debugging method that may be called through a debugger; just invokes print on stderr.
`getAsString` [virtual]	Return this initializer as TableGen source text.
`getAsUnquotedString` [virtual]	Convert this value to a literal form, without adding quotes around a string.
`getBit` [virtual]	Return the bit at index `Bit.`
`getCastTo` [virtual]	Return this initializer cast to `Ty.`
`getFieldType` [virtual]	This method is used to implement the FieldInit class. Implementors of this method should return the type of the named field if they are of type record.
`getKind`	Get the kind (type) of the value.
`getRecordKeeper`	Get the record keeper that initialized this Init.
`getType`	Get the type of the Init as a RecTy.
`isComplete` [virtual]	Return whether this initializer is complete.
`isConcrete` [virtual]	Is this a concrete and fully resolved value without any references or stuck operations? Unset values are concrete.
`print`	Print this value.
`resolveReferences` [virtual]	Resolve variable references using `R.`

Name	Description
`classof`	Return true if `I` is an ExistsOpInit.
`get`	Return a record-existence test initializer.

Name	Description
`InitKind`	Discriminator enum (for isa<>, dyn_cast<>, et al.)

Name	Description
`Opc`	Stores the opcode for unary, binary, and ternary operation initializers.