Kivi 70 instruction selection #25
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Description
This task is the key problem that has to be solved in order to implement the code generation stage. The base structure responsible for translating the IR is called an emitter. It is the abstraction of all algorithms related to the target machine code generation such as register allocation (#58) and instruction selection (#59).
Task
Design this infrastructure in such a way that it is most suited for the project. Following that, implement the first stage of the code generation stage which is translating the three-address IR into actual target machine native assembly.
Definition of Done
Coming up with a system that utilizes most of the language features (the implementing language - C++17) and most of the already written code. Additionally, it should be agreed upon as suiting and satisfying.