Hi, I've attached a patch to get llvm-py working with LLVM 2.6 (from SVN). This patch works with r82 of llvm-py. Here's a summary of the changes:

• Removed instructions vicmp, and vfcmp.
• Added instructions fadd, fsub, and fmul.
• Removed is_trapping attribute of call instructions.
• Updated following enums in core.py: type kinds, value ids, opcodes, linkage, attributes.
• Updated wrap.cpp for api changes, e.g: replaced std::ostringstream with llvm::raw_string_stream, replaced llvm::ParseError with llvm::SMDiagnostic.
• In wrap.cpp, removed those passes which have been added to the llvm-c api.
• Regenerated _intrinsic_ids.py
• In module init function, added calls to LLVMLinkInJIT, LLVMLinkInInterpreter, and LLVMInitializeNativeTarget. These calls are required for the JIT and Interpreter to work.

I've tested this patch on Mac OS X 10.4

Even with this patch, I can't cleanly import * from llvm.core with the current HEAD of 2.6 of LLVM. It complains about _LLVMCountDatatypes or something. Any hints there?

Ah, the LLVMCountDatatypes seems to be specific to OS X. On Linux, it seems to work alright.

Now that LLVM 2.6 is really out, it would be nice to put this into the tree (and maybe do a release). I'd like to put it in the Gentoo tree...

Applied, thanks!