Definition of recompile in English:

recompile

verb ˌriːkəmˈpʌɪlˌrikəmˈpaɪl

[with object]

Compile (a computer program) again or differently.
重新编写（计算机程序）
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.
计算机程序的重新编写
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

recompilation

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.
重新编写（计算机程序）
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.
计算机程序的重新编写
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.

单词	recompile
释义	Definition of recompile in English: recompile verb ˌriːkəmˈpʌɪlˌrikəmˈpaɪl [with object] Compile (a computer program) again or differently. 重新编写（计算机程序） 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. 计算机程序的重新编写 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 recompilation 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. 重新编写（计算机程序） 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. 计算机程序的重新编写 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.
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