ILOC
ILOC stands for an intermediate language used in compiler design education, commonly described as an intermediate representation for optimizing compilers. It is designed to be platform independent and simpler than target machine code, allowing students and researchers to focus on the core ideas of code analysis, transformation, and generation without worrying about a specific hardware architecture.
In typical teaching contexts, ILOC is a register-based, three-address code form that expresses computations and memory
ILOC serves as a bridge in the compiler pipeline between front-end language processing (parsing and semantic
Because ILOC is not standardized and various courses may define its exact syntax differently, it is best