LLVM

LLVM is a collection of tools used in software development that helps convert programming code into a form that computers can understand and run efficiently. It acts as an intermediate step, allowing developers to write code once and then compile it for different types of hardware and operating systems without rewriting. Think of LLVM as a translator and optimizer, making sure the code runs smoothly, quickly, and correctly across various devices. It's widely used in creating compilers, tools, and applications that require high-performance execution.