Last updated: May 3, 2022

Intermediate-Code Generation

During the translation of a source program into the object code for a target machine, a compiler may generate a middle-level language code, which is known as Intermediate code or Intermediate text. The complexity of this code lies between the source language code and the object code.

The Intermediate language

This article discusses intermediate language and its use. We will understand the importance of Intermediate language in compiler design.

Author AbhayTrivedi

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Three address code in Compiler EASY

Three-address code is simple to construct and convert to machine code. It employs just three places and one operator to describe an expression.

Author Aditya kumar

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Types and Declarations

This article discusses types and declarations in compiler design. We will understand the importance of learning types and declarations.

Author AbhayTrivedi

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Translation Of Expressions EASY

This article informs the reader about the translation of expression in compiler design.

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In this article, we are going to discuss control flow and translation of control flow statements, and how this translation is tied with the translation of boolean expressions.

Author Apoorv Dixit

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Backpatching in Compiler Design EASY

In this article, we will get to learn about backpatching in compiler design which lies in Intermediate Code Generation. We are also going to do some competitive-level questions.

Author Divyansh_4bb5

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Switch Statements

This blog discusses the switch statements in compiler design. It is a basic concept of programming that should be learned.

Author Pranay Chauhan

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Case Statement in Compiler Design EASY

This blog will teach us a case statement in compiler design. We'll discuss its syntax and translation. We will also see its syntax in different languages.

Author kanishk11

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Intermediate Code Generation in Compiler Design MEDIUM

Intermediate Code Generation (ICG) is a crucial phase in compiler design, sitting between syntax analysis and code optimization or machine code generation.

Author Apoorv Dixit

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Type Checking

Type checking is the activity of providing that the operands of an operator are of compatible types. We’ll learn about Design Spaces, Attributes, Environment and Expressions, Control Flow, Backpatching, Switch-Statements, and Intermediate codes for Procedures.

Type Checking in Compiler Design EASY

Type checking in compiler design is the process of verifying and implementing constraints of types in values. It involves verifying syntax, semantics, and adherence to language-specific type rules by the compiler.

Author Sneha Mallik

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