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compiler
[ kuhm-pahy-ler ]
noun
- a person who compiles, or gathers things together.
- Also called com·pil·ing rou·tine [k, uh, m-, pahy, -ling roo-teen]. Computers. a computer program that translates a program written in a high-level language into another language, usually machine language. Compare interpreter ( def 3a ).
compiler
/ °ìÉ™³¾Ëˆ±è²¹Éª±ôÉ™ /
noun
- a person who collects or compiles something
- a computer program by which a high-level programming language, such as COBOL or FORTRAN, is converted into machine language that can be acted upon by a computer Compare assembler
compiler
/ °ìÉ™³¾-±èī′±ôÉ™°ù /
- A computer program associated with certain programming languages that converts the instructions written in those languages into machine code that can later be executed directly by a computer.
- See more at programming language
Other ˜yÐÄvlog Forms
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Example Sentences
The first ever series of Countdown was won that year by crossword compiler Joyce Cansfield.
Last century, program compilers accelerated software development by rapidly translating commands into ones and zeros that computers can understand.
By contrast, Now was a joint venture between two of the UK's biggest record labels, EMI and Virgin, giving compilers immediate access to the day's biggest songs.
Edward Mathers worked as a crossword compiler for The Observer newspaper under the pseudonym Torquemada.
He joined the growing computer research team at Carnegie Mellon, working on programming architecture such as compilers, which “translate†source code into specific functions.
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