Discussion
A T diagram is used to depict
Answer: D
Correct answer: the source language, target language and implementation language
A T diagram is a notation with three arms: the source language on the left, the target on the right, and the implementation language below. Placing the shapes side by side shows which combinations can be composed.
It is used chiefly to reason about bootstrapping and cross compilation, where three languages are in play at once and it is easy to lose track of which compiler runs where. The other options describe data structures and flows rather than a notation for compilers.
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