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Recompile

Updated: 12/09/2018 by Computer Hope

Recompile is a term that refers to compiling data or code again after the initial compilation. Below is an example of its use.

"After I fixed the error in my code, I recompiled it."

Compilers, like Eclipse and GCC (GNU Compiler Collection), can recompile code.

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