MachineInstr *mi; MachineOperand MO; int imm = MO.getImm(); ... // Do something with immediate valueIn this example, we have a MachineInstr pointer that points to an instruction, and a MachineOperand object MO that is an operand of that instruction. We call the getImm method on the MO object to retrieve the immediate value of the operand, which is stored as an integer in the 'imm' variable. This immediate value can be used for further processing or analysis of the instruction. The package library for the MachineOperand class and its methods is LLVM (Low-Level Virtual Machine). The LLVM project is an open-source compiler infrastructure that is used for developing compilers, code analysis tools, and other software applications that require low-level optimizations and code generation. The MachineOperand class is an essential part of the LLVM target-independent code generator that is responsible for generating machine code for various architectures and target platforms.