Recompile
Pronunciation: /ˈɹeɪˈkəmpaɪɫ/
Recompile (verb)
- To compile a program again, usually after changing its code or settings.
- To produce a new compiled file from source code, replacing an older compiled version.
Examples
- The system will build again after you change the code.
- You should build again if the files are outdated.