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recompile
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recompile
To compile a program again. A program is recompiled after a change has been made to it in order to test and run the revised version. Programs are recompiled many times during the course of development and maintenance. See compile.


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The Solaris Application Programming Interface (API) and Device Driver Interface (DDI) are common across all Solaris platforms, meaning that ISVs that develop 64-bit applications today on Solaris SPARC Platform Edition can easily migrate these same applications to the Itanium platform by simply recompiling their application or driver.
The Solaris Application Programming Interface (API) and Device Driver Interface (DDI) are common across all Solaris platforms, meaning that ISVs that develop 64-bit applications today on Solaris SPARC Platform Edition can easily migrate these same applications to the Merced platform by simply recompiling their application or driver.
Every change to the code and documentation is immediately reflected in the SNiFF+ environment, saving developers the time of relinking and recompiling.
 
 
 
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