The matrix line 0 specifies a ‘*’ operation on ‘c’ and ‘d’, line 1 specifies a ‘+’ operation on ‘b’ and
result of line 0, and line 2 specifies ‘=’ operation on ‘a’ with result of line 1 as the RHS. You should
trace through the algorithms for pE(), pT() and pF() and satisfy yourself that the above matrix
will be obtained.
Now we discuss how the target language code, for our machine VM1, is generated.
2.2.4 Code Generation
Once we have the linear 2-address intermediate code, code generation for VM1 is comparatively
straightforward. We have a separate program codegen.c for this operation. It accepts the output
from parser-cum-semantic ...
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