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BCSE307L Compiler Design (Theory) Fall 2025-26 (A1+TA1) [VL2025260101579]

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Consider the following SDD:

E → E1 * E2   { E.val = E1.val * E2.val }

E → id        { E.val = len(id.lexeme); E.len = E.val }

E → E1 + E2   { E.val = E1.len + E2.val; E.len = E.val }

For input:

a + bb * c

(len("a")=1, len("bb")=2, len("c")=1)

What will be the final value of E.val if evaluated with a correct dependency graph order?

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Identify the answer for the following code:

for (i = 0; i < n; i++) {

    x[i] = i * 8;

}

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Consider the following SDD for arithmetic expressions:

E → E1 + T   { E.val = E1.val + T.val }

E → T        { E.val = T.val }

T → id       { T.val = lookup(id.lexeme) }

Suppose we want to evaluate the expression a + b + c, and the symbol table contains:

lookup(a)=2, lookup(b)=3, lookup(c)=5.

If evaluation order strictly follows topological ordering of the dependency graph, what is the final computed value of E?

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Procedure Call TAC

y = max(a + b, c * d);

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Given the SDT rules:

S → id = E { print("assign", id.lexeme, E.val) }

E → E1 + T { E.val = E1.val + T.val ; print("+") }

E → T

T → num    { T.val = num.val ; print(num.val) }

For input:

x = 3 + 4 + 5

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