LLVM (Low-Level Virtual Machine)

LLVM, or Low Level Virtual Machine, is a powerful framework designed to optimize and transform code for various programming languages. It acts as an intermediary between high-level languages (like C++ or Rust) and machine code that a computer can understand. By breaking down code into a simpler format, LLVM enables efficient execution on different hardware platforms. This flexibility allows developers to write code once and run it anywhere, improving performance and portability. Additionally, LLVM provides tools for building compilers, making it easier for new programming languages to be created and optimized.