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compile:javac filename.javarun:java filename
Coverts source code into object code
Ubuntu comes precompiled. Although you could compile it from source, that would take days, and would be pretty silly. To compile programs on Ubuntu, first "sudo apt-get install build-essential", then run "./configure" and "make" in the directory where you have the source code.
If you are looking to create an executable (.exe) file on windows then I highly recommend this program to compile your php source code to an exe file.
The Java compiler translates Java source code to Java byte code.
Compile time is when the compiler translates your source code into computer language. Run time is when the actual program runs.
Yes if there is no executable package available for your platform and you have the means to adapt and compile the source code so that it can be used on your platform.
Is called machine code
Compile Time: In longer form, you might say, "at the time of compiling", or, "when the program is compiled". When you compile a program, the compiler applies various processes to your source code in order to generate the executable files. These are actions that happen "at compile time". Other actions happen when you actually run the finished program. These actions are said to occur, at, or in, "run time".
It is an interpreted language, however there are some versions that compile the source code to byte code which can then be interpreted with much greater efficiency than the original source code.
A .vb6 file is visual basic 6 source code, sometimes with it are .frm files that you would need. A .dmg is a Macintosh binary. you would have to find a program to compile the vb6 code to a Macintosh binary.
The javac command is used to invoke Java's compiler and compile a Java source file. A typical invocation of the javac command would look like below: javac [options] [source files] Both the [options] and the [source files] are optional parts of the command, and both allow multiple entries. The following are both legal javac commands: javac -help javac ClassName.java OneMoreClassName.java The first invocation doesn't compile any files, but prints a summary of valid options. The second invocation passes the compiler two .java files to compile (ClassName.java and OneMoreClassName.java). Whenever you specify multiple options and/or files they should be separated by spaces. This command would create the .class files that would be require to run the java progam.