recompilation
noun
re·com·pi·la·tion
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plural recompilations
Definition of recompilation
: a second or subsequent compilation: as
a
: the act or process of compiling something again
Aimed at the high-performance computing market, Meiosys' MetaCluster software can move applications between a server or a group of servers and other machines without the need for application modification or recompilation. — Network World
b
: something that has been recompiled
Abbott's recompilation is now known as the "United States Digest, First Series" …— Frederick G. Stutz
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