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Quadruples

Quadruples

The quadruples have four fields to implement the three address code. The field of quadruples contains the name of the operator, the first source operand, the second source operand and the result respectively.

Quadruples

                Fig: Quadruples field

Example

  1. a := -b * c + d  

Three-address code is as follows:

			t1 := -b
			t2 := c + d
            t3 := t1 * t2
			a := t3

These statements are represented by quadruples as follows:

OperatorSource 1Source 2Destination
(0)uminusb-t1
(1)+cdt2
(2)*t1t2t3
(3):=t3-a

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