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Definition of compiled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
gatheredcollected and arranged from various sources
- The compiled data was presented at the meeting.
2.
technologyTECH. converted into a machine-readable formTECH.
- The compiled code ran faster than the interpreted one.
Origin of compiled
Latin, com (together) + pilare (to pile)
Terms with compiled included in their meaning
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technology
pre-compiled program ready to run on an OS
technology
language of the source code to be compiled
publishing
publisher who compiled a book of quotations
transportation
former British railway timetable and travel guide compiled by its original author
technology
able to be compiled by a computer program
software undoing
process of converting compiled code to source code
recovered text
output of converting compiled code to source code
code breakdown
involving breaking down compiled code
software development
most recent compiled version of a software program or digital application
technology
collection of compiled program parts used by a linker when building software
technology
software that combines compiled code into an executable
abr: Native Client
technology that runs compiled code safely inside web browsers
technology
computer file containing compiled code not yet combined into a full program
technology
fully compiled program ready for execution
technology
compiled again or differently
Examples of compiled in a sentence
She reviewed the compiled research before writing her paper. The compiled program was ready for deployment. She preferred working with compiled languages for their efficiency.
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- French:compilé, traduit, ...
- German:zusammengestellt, kompiliert, ...
- Italian:raccolto, ...
- Spanish:recopilado, ...
- Portuguese:compilado, ...
- Chinese:汇编的, 编译的, ...
- Japanese:編集された, コンパイルされた, ...
- Arabic:مُجَمَّع, مُحَوَّل, ...
- Hebrew:מְקוּבָּץ, מְקוּמְפֵּל, ...
- Russian:собранный, скомпилированный, ...
- Ukrainian:зібраний, скомпільований, ...
- Hindi:संकलित, कंपाइल किया हुआ, ...
Definition of compile - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
gatheringtr. gather pieces from various sources to create somethingtr.
- She compiled a list of her favorite books.
2.
technologytr. TECH. use a compiler to process source code into executable codetr. TECH.
- The developer compiled the program before testing it.
3.
code processingintr. TECH. be successfully processed by a compiler into executable codeintr. TECH.
- The code compiled without any errors.
Expressions with compile
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period when source code is converted to machine code
Compile time errors must be fixed before running the program.
compile code and immediately execute it
The developer used a compile and go approach for quick testing.
build software on one system for another system
We need to cross-compile the app for Windows.
Origin of compile
Latin, compilare (to plunder)
Examples of compile in a sentence
The editor compiled articles for the magazine. She learned how to compile code in her computer science class. The software won't run until you compile it. The program compiled successfully overnight. This source file will not compile.
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- French:compiler, ...
- German:zusammenstellen, übersetzen, ...
- Italian:compilare, compilarsi, ...
- Spanish:compilar, ...
- Portuguese:compilar, processar, ...
- Chinese:编制, 编译, ...
- Japanese:まとめる, コンパイルする, ...
- Arabic:جَمَعَ, جَمَّعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְלַקֵּט, לְקַמְפֵּל, ...
- Russian:составлять, скомпилировать, ...
- Ukrainian:складати, компілювати, ...
- Hindi:संकलित करना, कंपाइल करना, ...
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