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Design and implement a simple three-address code intermediate representation.
Define data structures:
Supported operations:
Implementation functions:
Output format: t1 = b * c t2 = a + t1 x = t2
Three-address code is the classic compiler IR taught from the Dragon Book and used in GCC's GIMPLE: every complex expression becomes simple x = y op z steps. Designing one shows why compilers lower ASTs before optimizing — GIMPLE's three-address constraint is what makes GCC's 300+ optimization passes tractable.