A compiler which allows only the modified section of the source code to be recompiled is called?
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The question pertains to a multiple-choice assessment on Compiler Design, focusing on various aspects of compilers and their functionalities.
Answer
Incremental compiler
The final answer is incremental compiler.
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The final answer is incremental compiler.
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An incremental compiler recompiles only the portions of code that have changed. This approach speeds up the compilation process by avoiding recompilation of unmodified code.
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A common mistake is confusing incremental compilers with other types that do not specifically support partial recompilation.
Sources
- Incremental Compiler in Compiler Design - GeeksforGeeks - geeksforgeeks.org
- Incremental Compiler - Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org
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