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Intermediate Code Generation

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#include <stdio.

h>

#include <string.h>

#include <ctype.h>

// Structure to represent intermediate code instruc ons

struct Instruc on {

char op[5]; // operator

char arg1[5]; // first argument

char arg2[5]; // second argument

char result[5]; // result

} instruc ons[10];

int instrCount = 0;

// Func on to generate intermediate code

void generateInstruc on(char* op, char* arg1, char* arg2, char* result) {

strcpy(instruc ons[instrCount].op, op);

strcpy(instruc ons[instrCount].arg1, arg1);

strcpy(instruc ons[instrCount].arg2, arg2);~~

strcpy(instruc ons[instrCount].result, result);

instrCount++;

// Func on to display the intermediate code

void displayInstruc ons() {

prin ("Three Address Code (TAC):\n");

for (int i = 0; i < instrCount; i++) {

prin ("%s = %s %s %s\n", instruc ons[i].result, instruc ons[i].arg1, instruc ons[i].op,


instruc ons[i].arg2);

}
int main() {

char tempVar[5], op1[5], op2[5], result[5];

// Let's assume the expression: a = b + c * d

// Step 1: c * d -> temp1

generateInstruc on("*", "c", "d", "t1");

// Step 2: b + temp1 -> a

generateInstruc on("+", "b", "t1", "a");

// Display the instruc ons

displayInstruc ons();

return 0;

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