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'''GCC''' is the abbreviation for the software known as the '''G'''NU '''C'''ompiler '''C'''ollection. Its function is | '''GCC''' is the abbreviation for the software known as the '''G'''NU '''C'''ompiler '''C'''ollection. Its function is | ||
to transform a program's source code written in a programming language(especially in C, C++, among others) into a binary file which can be executed by a computer. The Gnu Compiler | to transform a program's source code written in a programming language (especially in [[C (programming language)|C]], [[C++]], among others) into a binary file which can be executed by a computer. The Gnu Compiler Collection is included in most Linux distributions as the default [[compiler]]. It is licensed as [[free software]]. It uses the GNU GPL (General Public license). | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:02, 2 March 2024
GCC is the abbreviation for the software known as the GNU Compiler Collection. Its function is to transform a program's source code written in a programming language (especially in C, C++, among others) into a binary file which can be executed by a computer. The Gnu Compiler Collection is included in most Linux distributions as the default compiler. It is licensed as free software. It uses the GNU GPL (General Public license).
