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Agree completely, this is a really well-written and informative article. Even more impressive is when you scroll to the bottom and notice this was written by a "17 year old student from Brighton who programs for a hobby."
I wish I had github when I was 17 year old, publishing all the codes you while learning to program is really great idea: https://github.com/0xbadb002
I'm pretty sure the author means lldb?
I'm sure it's a good article and all that, but such a typo for a core tool in the beginning of an article kind of makes you lose confidence in the accuracy of what follows.
The author might want to fix things up :)
> LLVM is an infrastructure for creating compilers. It was initially created by Chris Lattner in 2000, and released in 2003. Since then it has evolved into an umbrella project that has a wide array of tools such as the LLVM Linker lld,LLVM Debugger lldd , and so on. I'm pretty sure the author means lldb ? I'm sure it's a good article and all that, but such a typo for a core tool in the beginning of an article kind of…