pub struct BasicBlock {
    pub name: Name,
    pub instrs: Vec<Instruction>,
    pub term: Terminator,
}
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A BasicBlock is a sequence of zero or more non-terminator instructions followed by a single terminator instruction which ends the block. Basic blocks are discussed in the LLVM 14 docs on Functions

Fields

name: Nameinstrs: Vec<Instruction>term: Terminator

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A BasicBlock instance with no instructions and an Unreachable terminator

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