In C++, the function `llvm.cl.opt.c_str` is used to convert the command line option of a LLVM (Low Level Virtual Machine) program into a null-terminated C-style string. This function allows the program to access and manipulate the command line options provided by the user in a way that is compatible with the LLVM infrastructure. The resulting string can then be used for further processing or analysis within the program.
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