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Machine Code Generation is the phase of a compiler where the intermediate code is finally translated into target machine code or assembly language. It involves:- Translating expressions: This step converts high-level arithmetic or logical expressions Read more…
Code optimization aims to improve the intermediate code or machine code so that it executes faster, uses less memory, and consumes fewer resources. There are the following types of code optimization techniques:- Peephole Optimization This Read more…
Intermediate Code Generation is a step in compiler design where the compiler converts high-level source code into an intermediate form that lies between the source code and the machine code. The main purpose of this Read more…
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