Everything about Compile Time totally explained
In
computer science,
compile time refers to either the operations performed by a
compiler (the "compile-time operations") or
programming language requirements that must be met by
source code for it to be successfully compiled (the "compile-time requirements").
The operations performed at compile time usually include
syntax analysis, various kinds of
semantic analysis (for example,
type checks and
instantiation of template) and
code generation.
The definition of a programming language will specify compile-time requirements that source code must meet to be successfully compiled.
Compile time occurs before
link time (when the output of one or more compiled files are joined together) and
runtime (when a
program is executed). In some programming languages it may be necessary for some compilation and linking to occur at runtime.
"Compile time" can also refer to the amount of time required for compilation.
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