LLVM IDL

LLVM IDL, or LLVM Interface Description Language, is a system used by developers to define the interfaces for software components. It helps describe how different parts of a program can communicate with each other, similar to how people use a common language to understand one another. By providing a clear structure for these interactions, LLVM IDL supports the creation of efficient and interoperable software systems, making it easier for developers to build and maintain complex applications across various platforms. Essentially, it ensures that different pieces of code can work together seamlessly.