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intermediate code generation
Hey,
I'm trying to generate three address instructions for some VERY simple C programs, however, I'm having a bit of trouble understanding all this. Googling this stuff I found a bunch of presentations using attributes of non-terminals, such as place and code. I don't really see the need for this. Isn't it enough to traverse the parse tree and generate the code from that? Also, one more thing, why would I need symbol tables? Isn't it enough to just have a quadruple for each statement? Thank you very much     
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