recompile (Meaning)

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recompile (v. t.)

To compile anew.

The programmer had to recompile the code after making significant changes to its structure.
To fix the errors, the developer recompiled the application with the updated libraries.
Due to a new bug discovered in the production system, the engineers needed to recompile the software immediately.
The recompiled binary was significantly faster and more efficient than the previous version.
The compiler flags used during recompilation optimized the code for maximum performance.
The development team had to recompile all the dependent modules to reflect the changes in the core library.
The automatic build system recompiled the source code whenever any of the input files were modified.
The recompile process took several hours due to the large size of the codebase.
To resolve the linking errors, the dependent libraries had to be recompiled with the same compiler version.
The recompiled version of the software contained several improvements and bug fixes.

To compile anew.

redact,revise, compile, rework, reedit, edit, collect, redraft,revamp, accumulate

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The programmer had to recompile the code after making significant changes to its structure.

To fix the errors, the developer recompiled the application with the updated libraries.

Due to a new bug discovered in the production system, the engineers needed to recompile the software immediately.

The recompiled binary was significantly faster and more efficient than the previous version.