Add overloads for string attribute functions#71
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Several functions for handling attributes take string arguments. In the C-API, a string is represented as a pointer together with the length of the string. This representation is currently exposed in the LLVMSharp methods. This commit adds overloads for the corresponding methods which hide the unnecessary length arguments.
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Hi,
several functions of the LLVM C-API for handling attributes
take string arguments. In the C-API,
a string is represented as a pointer
together with the length of the string.
This representation is currently exposed
in the LLVMSharp methods.
This commit adds overloads for the
corresponding methods which hide
the unnecessary length arguments.