Creating your own project using LLVM libraries
Based on the information in the previous section, you can now create your own project using LLVM libraries. The following sections introduce a small language called Tiny. The project will be called tinylang. Here the structure for such a project is defined. Even though the tool in this section is only a Hello, world application, its structure has all the parts required for a real-world compiler.
Creating the directory structure
The first question is if the tinylang project should be built together with LLVM (like clang), or if it should be a standalone project that just uses the LLVM libraries. In the former case, it is also necessary to decide where to create the project.
Let's first assume that tinylang should be built together with LLVM. There are different options for where to place the project. The first solution is to create a subdirectory for the project inside the llvm-projects directory. All projects in this directory...
