Consider the block of three-address code Identify leaders and generate basic blocks To = a * b T1 = To + j T2 = T0 * T1 T3 = b[T2] j = T3 T4 = j + 2 T5 = c[T4] T6 = a * b * 10 i = T6 sub=i If i <= 15 GOTO (1) note: subject: compailer concepts deptt: cs/It

Consider the block of three-address code Identify leaders and generate basic blocks To = a * b T1 = To + j T2 = T0 * T1 T3 = b[T2] j = T3 T4 = j + 2 T5 = c[T4] T6 = a * b * 10 i = T6 sub=i If i <= 15 GOTO (1) note: subject: compailer concepts deptt: cs/It

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