Definition of recompile in English:
recompile
verb ˌriːkəmˈpʌɪlˌrikəmˈpaɪl
[with object]Compile (a computer program) again or differently.
an interface which allows applications to run without being recompiled
Example sentencesExamples
- It's basically just the DOS version recompiled to work on Windows.
- You will have to recompile the entire program, specifying which modules you do and don't want to include when running configure.
- First of all, these new variants seem to be recompiled versions based on original Cabir source code.
- When recompiling your kernel, you'll need to set several things explicitly.
- They claim that the changes will help increase performance by one and a half to two times, without the need to recompile software.
- We look forward to seeing recompiled applications run through the same benchmark, and word is that these do deliver the promised speed advantages.
- The faster chip also requires that the operating system and applications that run on top of it be recompiled for 64-bit processing.
noun ˌriːkəmˈpʌɪlˌrikəmˈpaɪl
An act of recompiling a computer program.
Example sentencesExamples
- This porting effort could be as simple as a recompile, link and run, or it could require changing some assembler code from one platform to another.
- All of my hardware was detected and set up except my IDE-CDR, which would require a kernel recompile to burn CDs with it.
- I needed to do a recompile anyway, as it somehow got the impression I was running an Intel P2.
- This requires a kernel recompile so we'll leave it for a while yet and do some more thinking in the meantime.
- In may instances even a recompile is unnecessary.
Derivatives
noun
This is done without requiring any recompilation of user applications.
Example sentencesExamples
- Another feature allows the application being debugged to skip recompilation; simply preload the library.
- It allows these applications to run, without recompilation, under a 64-bit operating system in long mode.
- At the same time, it requires recompilation every time you change the included feature set; there is no notion of dynamically adding or deleting modules from the system.
- Generally, applications are optimised to run on a particular platform; so it is feasible that recompilation could result in a hit on performance.
Definition of recompile in US English:
recompile
verbˌrēkəmˈpīlˌrikəmˈpaɪl
[with object]Computing Compile (a program) again or differently.
an interface which allows applications to run without being recompiled
Example sentencesExamples
- When recompiling your kernel, you'll need to set several things explicitly.
- We look forward to seeing recompiled applications run through the same benchmark, and word is that these do deliver the promised speed advantages.
- The faster chip also requires that the operating system and applications that run on top of it be recompiled for 64-bit processing.
- It's basically just the DOS version recompiled to work on Windows.
- First of all, these new variants seem to be recompiled versions based on original Cabir source code.
- They claim that the changes will help increase performance by one and a half to two times, without the need to recompile software.
- You will have to recompile the entire program, specifying which modules you do and don't want to include when running configure.
nounˌrēkəmˈpīlˌrikəmˈpaɪl
Computing A recompilation of a computer program.
Example sentencesExamples
- All of my hardware was detected and set up except my IDE-CDR, which would require a kernel recompile to burn CDs with it.
- This porting effort could be as simple as a recompile, link and run, or it could require changing some assembler code from one platform to another.
- I needed to do a recompile anyway, as it somehow got the impression I was running an Intel P2.
- In may instances even a recompile is unnecessary.
- This requires a kernel recompile so we'll leave it for a while yet and do some more thinking in the meantime.