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22 IFS FORMATS
25 Here is an example of the text representation (IFS) of a shared object produced
45 * ``IFSVersion``: Version of the IFS file for reader compatibility.
110 .. option:: --input-format=[IFS|ELF|OtherObjectFileFormats]
112  Specify input file format. Currently, only text IFS files and ELF shared
122  Specify the output file for text IFS.
130  This flag is optional and it should only be used when reading an IFS file
133  'e_machine' field. If the value is conflicting with the IFS file, an error
138  This flag is optional and it should only be used when reading an IFS file
140  the output file. If the value is conflicting with the IFS file, an error
145  This flag is optional and it should only be used when reading an IFS file
147  output file. If the value is conflicting with the input IFS file, an error
152  This flag is optional and should only be used when reading an IFS file
160  object and generating an IFS file. by default, llvm-ifs will use '``Arch``,
163  triple in the output IFS file. If the value matches the target information
165  generated IFS. If it conflicts with the input object file, an error will be
170  This flag is optional and should only be used when outputting an IFS file.
171  This flag strips the ``Arch`` field from the IFS file so it can be overridden
176  This flag is optional and should only be used when outputting an IFS file.
177  This flag strips the ``Endianness`` field from the IFS file so it can be
182  This flag is optional and should only be used when outputting an IFS file.
183  This flag strips the ``BitWidth`` field from the IFS file so it can be overridden
188  This flag is optional and should only be used when outputting an IFS file.
189  This flag strips the ``Target`` field from the IFS file so it can be overridden