A compiler is a software program that takes code from a programming language like C or C++ and converts it into machine-readable, executable code to be run on a Web client, Web server, or any other computer for that matter. Both compilers and interpreters are used to execute programs on Web clients and servers.
A program that translates the instructions of a high-level language to machine-language instructions that the computer can interpret and execute.
System software (program) that translates a source program into object code that in turn is passed to the Linker to create executable code.
a program that takes instructions written in a high level language (e.g., C, Fortran), and converts it into something the computer can understand. WWWebfx Home Page
A program that translates a programming language into machine code. See also programming language, machine code.
A computer program that translates instructions written in a higher-level symbolic language, for example C or BASIC, into machine language understood by the computer.
a program translator that converts source code into executable programs. (See Source Code).
A special computer program which converts a higher level language (such as FORTRAN) to a coded set of machine dependent instructions ( fetch the contents of REGISTER 1). All TABS programs are written for the FORTRAN-77 compiler.
application that takes source code and converts it into machine code that can be executed by the computer.
A program that translates high level source code into object code
a language translator that converts an entire program into machine language and retains the translated code for future use.
rewrites the program into machine language that the CPU can understand. The program is then saved.
A specific software program that programmers use to translate their high level programming languages like C or Visual Basic into code that the computer can run. This output code is know as low level code, object code, machine code, executable code, and binary code. Compilers usually optimize code and check for errors.
program that takes code readable by humans and translates it into assembly language readable by the computer. When writing in many programming languages such as C, we require a compiler like GCC to tell the computer what to do.
A program that translates source code into object code. The compiler derives its name from the way it works, looking at the entire piece of source code and collecting and reorganizing the instructions. Thus, a compiler differs from an interpreter, which analyzes and executes each line of source code in succession, without looking at the entire program. The advantage of interpreters is that they can execute a program immediately. Compilers require some time before an executable program emerges. However, programs produced by compilers run much faster than the same programs executed by an interpreter.
computer program that converts higher-level language to machine language to allow easier sharing of information between programs; adds instructions and subroutines to original program.
program which converts high-level source language instructions into executable machine code Return
A program that translates applications written in a higher level programming language that humans can work with into low level assembly language that computers can directly execute. We used both the ANSI-C compiler that ships with Zebraâ and the GNU C compiler that ships with RedHatâ Linux.
A program that reads the statements written in a human-readable programming language and translates the computer-aided software engineering and complete program into a machine-readable executable program.
a language translator that converts a complete program, (source code), into a machine language, (object code), to produce a program,(.exe, executable file), that the computer can process in its entirety. To the top
A computer program that translates a program written in a problem- oriented language into a program of instructions similar to, or in, the language of the computer.
1. n. A program that translates a source program into an executable program (an object program). 2. n. A program that decodes instructions written as pseudo codes and produces a machine language program to be executed at a later time.
Compilers translate programming languages into machine code, which can then be processed by the computer.
A compiler translates a computer program from one language into another, catching any errors in syntax along the way. Most commonly, you translate some high level language, such as C++ or COBOL, into optimized machine language. This form of compilation puts your programs into a form that your computer can understand without any translation, thus speeding them up.
A compiler translates code written in a computer language into an executable form ( machine language).
A program that translates a higher-level language (C, FORTRAN, Pascal), whose commands the computer cannot understand directly, into a machine-language file that the computer can run.
(computer science) a program that decodes instructions written in a higher order language and produces an assembly language program
a computer program made of internal other sub-programs
a computer program that accepts as input a 'source program' (statements in a human readable programming language such as FORTRAN or Pascal) and generates as output an 'object program' (machine executable instructions in a binary-coded language)
a computer program that takes as input another computer program and compiles that input into low level instructions executable by computer hardware
a computer program that transforms 'source code' written by a programmer into the 'machine language' that a computer can understand
a computer program that translates acomputer program written in one computer language (called the source language ) into an equivalent program written in another computer language (called the output or the targetlanguage )
a computer program thattranslates a computer program written in one computer language (called the source language ) into a program written in another computer language (called the output or the targetlanguage )
a computer program that translates a program written in a high-level language into an executable program
a computer program that translates a series of statements written in one computer language (called the source code ) into a resulting output in another computer language (often called the object or target language)
a computer program that translates programs written in a high-level language into equivalent programs expressed in another language, such as machine language
a computer program that translates source code into machine code and links it to libraries of existing machine code procedures and functions
a computer program that translates source code (usually, a HLL) to assembly code or object code
a computer program which translates source code written in a high level language to object code or machine language that may be directly executed by a computer or microprocessor
a ((computer science) a sequence of instructions that a computer can interpret and
a high level language that combines the programming ease of an interpreter with greater speed
a large program which is specially written for a particular computer and programming language
a metaprogram a program that manipulates and analyzes other programs
an application component of a programming language that processes source statements in source code written in the programming language by a programmer, and generates a machine code output that is executed by a computer processor
an application that translates programs from the Java language to a language more suitable for executing on the computer
an engine, as is a searching program, a drawing program, an editor, and so on
a non interacive program, as are all batch processingapplications
a non interactiev program, as are all batch processingapplications
a noninteractive program, as are all batch processing applications
a non-interactive program, as are all batch processing applications
an ordinary program written in an ordinary programming language
a program designed to convert source code into machine language
a "program-making routine, which produces a specific program for a particular problem
a program that can convert source code, which is text, into a binary or executable, which is in a machine readable form and is run by a computer
a program that can translate programs written in a high-level language into machine language
a program that computer programmers use to create applications, games, and other programs
a program that converts the source code written in a specific language into another format, eventually in assembly or machine code that a computer understands
a program that performs compilation as defined above
a program that reads a high-level program and translates it all at once, before executing any of the commands
a program that reads in as input a program (in some high-level programming language) and outputs machine language code (for some machine architecture)
a program that reads program text from a file and changes the programming language in that file to a form that the system understands
a program that reads source code, which is the C code written by a programmer, and produces an executable or binary file that in a format that can be read and executed (run) by a computer
a program that reads source files and translates them into object files
a program thats looks at your source code and transfers it into object code, after it is transfered into object code it must be linked, once it's linked it can be executed
a program that takes a high-level language program and translates it into an equivalent machine language program
a program that takes a text file containing an abstract sequence of instructions written by a programmer and translates it into a file of commands that a computer can execute efficiently on demand
a program that takes commands in a particular programming language, and translates them to a whole bunch of commands that the operating system itself can recognize
a program that translates a program into machine language all at once, in advance
a program that translates a programming language such as BASIC or C into a machine language that can be executed by a processor
a program that translates a source code to a binary to execute a full program
a program that translates a source program into an executable program, or that translates instructions written in a high-level programming language into machine language
a program that translates human-readable source code into machine-readable binary code
a program that translates one language to another
a program that translates programs written in a source language into programs written in a target language
a program that translates the code in your source files to machine code that can be executed by the system's central processing unit (CPU)
a program that turns C-language code into binary instructions that your computer can understand and execute
a program that turns the language's (more or less high-level) statements into binary code and produces a new file that can be executed without any further compilation
a program that would read this English like language and other statements and convert them directly into Machine Language
a program that you need to turn the programs you write into an actual application that the computer can then run
a program to write programs, so the users of the tool are also those qualified to create it
a program which converts a program written in a high level language such as BASIC to machine language
a program which converts Basic into machine code
a program which reads another program written in one computer language and translates that other program into ML
a program which translates programs from one programming language into another
a program which usually translates source code written in a high level language (e
a program which, when run, takes as input a number of text files written in a particular language (e
a program you need to write most programming languages
a software package designed to convert high level languages into machine language after they are written
a software programm that enables you to write other pieces of software code following a well defined work flow and syntax rules called the programmin language
a software program that is designed to take each of your HTML
a software tool that enables programs written in Englishlike languages such as Visual Basic,
a software tool that takes raw source code and converts (or compiles) it into a machine language a computer can understand
a software tool that translates the source code into object code
a specialized computer program that converts source code (i
a specific commercial version of a computer language
a suite of programs that take high-level source code as input and provide low-level object code as output
a system that converts the program you write into a computer-executable application
a translator which accepts programs in a source language and converts them into programs in another language which is most often the assembly code of a real (or virtual) microprocessor
a translator whose source language is a high-level language and whose object language is close to the machine language of an actual computer, either being an assembly language or some variety of machine language (relocatable or absolute)
a very specialized computer program that translates source code into machine-specific code
A program that takes a file of C++ source code (written in a plain text file) and turns it into the sort of low-level code that the computer will run.
The part of this COBOL system that checks the syntax of your COBOL source program and produces intermediate code.
A program that converts another program from some source language (or programming language) to machine language (object code). Some compilers output assembly language which is then converted to machine language by a separate assembler.
A program that produces a machine code from a source code originally written in a high-level problem-oriented language.
A tool for translating a high level description of a computer program into a lower-level description. The high level description is typically a piece of source code written in a language such as C or Pascal. The lower level description is almost always instructions the computer can understand directly: machine language.
A translator from a high level language to a low level language.
A program that translates a high-level language program into machine language that can be understood by a computer.
A compiler translates source code into machine code. Our compiler is TASM.
Software that converts nearly unreadable programming code into completely unreadable strings of 0's and 1's.
A class responsible for turning a body of Mason source code into Perl code suitable for execution by the Interpreter. Available in Mason components as $m-interp-compiler.
a program that translates highlevel code into machine code.
Converts the entire source program into machine language before executing it. 15.18
A program that converts human-readable code (eg. java code, or code in any programming language) into machine-readable code (eg. machine language [native], java bytecode, etc) or an executable file
A tool for converting source code into object code.
a program that can verify and then translate another program written in a computing language. Before doing the translation, the compiler checks that the program to be translated conforms to the syntax and rules of the language.
A program which translates source code written in a high level language (C, Pascal, BASIC, etc.) into an executable load module suitable for execution on a particular machine (IBM, Sun, Hewlett-Packard).
A program which reads a source program created by a programmer, and then converts the program into a set of instructions known as the object program, also known as machine code. The object program is in a form that a computer can underst and and execute directly.
Someone who brings together material form various sources - for example, the compiler of a bibliography.
A language translator that converts an entire program into machine language before executing it.
A program that translates source code into machine language. Usually applied only to high-level languages such as Basic, FORTRAN, or C. See “assembler.
A compiler is a software program that converts source code into application software. Java compilers can also convert source code into bytecodes that can be interpreted by a Java enabled browser.
Software that translates the text that a programmer writes (assembly language) into a format that the CPU can use (machine language).
Special program that takes the instructions written in a programming language and turns them into machine code that a PC processor can understand.
A program to translate source code into code to be executed by a computer. The Java compiler translates source code written in the Java programming language into bytecode for the Java virtual machine. See also interpreter.
A program that takes instructions written in a human-readable programming language and translates them into a form that can be directly executed by a computer.
A program that transforms Lisp expressions into native machine code.
A program which translates the source code for a library unit into an object module in a program library.
A program which converts source code into machine code.
A programming tool that translates the text of your program into instructions that a device (single-board computer) can exectute.
Computers: A program that translates a higher computer programming language into machine language. In addition to its translation function, which generally is the same process used by an assembler, a compiler is able to replace certain items of input with a series of calls to prewritten subprocedures. Compiling is characterized by a one-to-many relationship between source statements written by a programmer and resulting machine language instructions produced for execution by a computer Central Processing Unit (CPU).
A computer program whose output is another program-one which can then be directly executed by the circuits of the machine. Compilers allow one to write programs using a richer and more familiar notation than long strings of binary digits.
This is an application that converts a programming language into machine language program.
A program that translates a source file written in a programming language (that presumably a human can understand) into some form of machine language that can be dealt with by a computer.
programming: A program for creating programs, which takes a series of commands (written in a computer language like C or Pascal) and converts it into the binary numbers (called object code) that a processor can understand. Why is a translation necessary? Well, if you had to write 1101 0011 0001 0011 1110 every time you wanted to add two numbers together, you'd be pretty unhappy. A compiler lets you write "add 1 to 2"; then it does the hard part.
A compiler reads your program code and converts it into another form-typically, a language that your CPU can directly understand. The secondary form is sometimes written to disk in the form of an executable file; however, this is not always the case. In fact, Perl does not currently create executable files-although some people are researching this topic. See also Interpreter.
A program involved in the first step of converting source code written in a high-level language such as C to an executable program.
Software that converts high level language (C, Pascal, etc.) into machine codes.
Messages related to compute and compile functions.
A program that translates a high-level language, such as Basic, into machine language.
Software tool that translates code generated using programming languages into the binary machine language that computers execute. Each type of computer processor has its own binary machine language.
A program that turns a source file into a computer program by interpreting the whole file beforehand and creating a compiled file that can be run. This program is more efficient than an interpreter but is slower to debug.
Software that translates a program written in a high-level language into lower-level language instructions. As an additional benefit, it searches along the way for grammar errors in the program.
A program that translates source code into executable code.
A compiler is a special program that processes statements written in a particular programming language and turns them into machine language or "code" that a computer's processor uses.
A language processor which translates a source program containing high-level language statements into an object module which you can execute (run).
Software that converts a higher-language description into a lower-level representation. For FPGAs : the complete partition, place & route process.
(Compilateur) : Computer program in charge of converting a source program (composed of sentences according to the computer language syntax) in an executable program (composed of machine-readable instructions).
software that translates a program in source code form into machine-level code so that the computer can perform the program's instructions. The output from a compiler is called an object module.
A program that translates source code into machine instructions. The compiler also diagnoses and reports syntax errors found in the application program.
program which translates source code written in a particular programing language into computer-readable machine code that can be executed on its own. Compare with Interpreter.
a piece of software that takes third-generation language code and translates it into a specific assembly code. Compilers can be quite complicated pieces of software.
a program that compiles source code from a programming language into a machine-readable object module. See Code Warrior, Visual C, parser, linker, interpreter.
A program that converts a high level language into machine code.
A program that will convert ordinary ASCII text files into binary data files useable by a computer program. Think of a compiler as a translator between English and computer languages. Examples of compilers of note to the DataCAD hacker are DCC.EXE (the DCAL compiler) and SHP2CHR.EXE (the font compiler).
A computer program that translates a high-level programming language into machine language. The program fed into the compiler is called the source program; the generated machine language program is called the object program.
A program on the computer that translates your code into machine language. Does the compiling.
a program the converts programming code into a form that can be used by a computer.
A software-development tool that translates high-level language programs into the machine-language instructions that a particular processor can understand and execute. However, the object code that results is not yet ready to be run; at least a linker or link-step must follow. A simplified example, showing the results of compiling the contents of two source modules into corresponding object files.
A software program that reads the source code for a programming language and creates a binary executable version of that code.
A compiler is a computer program (or set of programs) that translates text written in a computer language (the source language) into another computer language (the target language). The original sequence is usually called the source code and the output called object code. Commonly the output has a form suitable for processing by other programs (e.g., a linker), but it may be a human readable text file.
Compiler is an 2 part anime Original Video Animation The story revolves around two female computer programs sent to our world from the two-dimensional computer world in order to conquer our 3-D Universe. But, once liberated from their flat and dreary 2-D existence, Compiler and Assembler quickly discovered that "interfacing" with two 3-D guys is a lot more fun than world conquest. Now, in between interfacing with their boyfriends, Assembler and Compiler must protect the Earth from being deleted by their former masters and an army of killer programs.