USAGE: llvm-ifs [options] input

OPTIONS:

Color Options:

  --color                    - Use colors in output (default=autodetect)

Generic Options:

  --help                     - Display available options (--help-hidden for more)
  --help-list                - Display list of available options (--help-list-hidden for more)
  --version                  - Display the version of this program

Ifs Options:

  --arch=<string>            - Specify the architecture, e.g. x86_64
  --bitwidth=<value>         - Specify the bit width
    =32                      -   32 bits
    =64                      -   64 bits
  --endianness=<value>       - Specify the endianness
    =little                  -   Little Endian
    =big                     -   Big Endian
  --hint-ifs-target=<string> - When --output-format is 'IFS', this flag will hint the expected target triple for IFS output
  --input-format=<value>     - Specify the input file format
    =IFS                     -   Text based ELF stub file
    =ELF                     -   ELF object file
  --output=<string>          - Output file **DEPRECATED**
  --output-elf=<string>      - Output path for ELF file
  --output-format=<value>    - Specify the output file format **DEPRECATED**
    =IFS                     -   Text based ELF stub file
    =ELF                     -   ELF stub file
    =TBD                     -   Apple TBD text stub file
  --output-ifs=<string>      - Output path for IFS file
  --output-tbd=<string>      - Output path for TBD file
  --soname=<name>            - Manually set the DT_SONAME entry of any emitted files
  --strip-ifs-arch           - Strip target architecture information away from IFS output
  --strip-ifs-bitwidth       - Strip target bit width information away from IFS output
  --strip-ifs-endianness     - Strip target endianness information away from IFS output
  --strip-ifs-target         - Strip all target information away from IFS output
  --strip-undefined          - Strip undefined symbols from IFS output
  --target=<string>          - Specify the target triple, e.g. x86_64-linux-gnu
  --write-if-changed         - Write the output file only if it is new or has changed.