Enum TypeId

#[repr(u64)]
pub enum TypeId {
    Half = 0,
    BFloat = 1,
    Float = 2,
    Double = 3,
    X86Fp80 = 4,
    Fp128 = 5,
    PpcFp128 = 6,
    Void = 7,
    Label = 8,
    Metadata = 9,
    X86Mmx = 10,
    X86Amx = 11,
    Token = 12,
    Integer = 13,
    Function = 14,
    Pointer = 15,
    Struct = 16,
    Array = 17,
    FixedVector = 18,
    ScalableVector = 19,
}

The IDs of types known to LLVM.

These are not fully unique: all integer types share the Integer type ID, and similarly for pointers, arrays, etc.

Variants

Half = 0

16-bit floating-points.

BFloat = 1

16-bit floating-points (7-bit significand).

Float = 2

32-bit floating-points.

Double = 3

64-bit floating-points.

X86Fp80 = 4

80-bit floating-points (x87).

Fp128 = 5

128-bit floating-points (112-bit significand).

PpcFp128 = 6

128-bit floating-points (two 64-bits, PowerPC).

Void = 7

The void type (a type with no size).

Label = 8

Labels.

Metadata = 9

Metadata.

X86Mmx = 10

MMX vectors (64 bits, x86).

X86Amx = 11

AMX vectors (8192 bits, x86).

Token = 12

Tokens.

Integer = 13

Arbitrary bit-width integers.

Function = 14

Functions.

Pointer = 15

Pointers.

Struct = 16

Structures.

Array = 17

Arrays.

FixedVector = 18

Fixed-width SIMD vectors.

ScalableVector = 19

Scalable SIMD vectors.