Code Generation - Building the Machine's Instructions
The process of code generation marks the final stage of the compilation process, converting intermediate representations such as Three-Address Code (TAC) into machine-specific instructions that a CPU can execute. Key tasks in this phase include register allocation and instruction selection, which optimize the efficiency of the generated code. Simple strategies for managing these tasks enable effective translation from high-level constructs to machine language, forming the foundation of robust program execution.
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