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What is a compiler in system software?
A compiler is system software (a set of a computer program) that converts source code written in a programming language (source language, usually HLL) into another computer language (target language). It processes every statement written in a particular programming language and turns them to machine language.
What is the difference between a compiler and a decompiler?
When an organization switches their org-wide standard from one language to another, they can use a source-to-source compiler to ensure legacy programs continue to work with newly created ones. A decompiler does the opposite of a compiler 鈥?it translates machine code back into a readable source code like Python or Java.
Can a compiler translate a program?
A compiler can translate only those source programs which have been written in the language for which the computer is meant. Each high level programming language requires a separate compiler for the conversion. For Example, a FORTRAN compiler is capable of translating into a FORTRAN program.
What is the difference between compiler and cross compiler?
Techopedia explains Compiler. A compiler that converts machine language into high-level natural language is called a decompiler. Compilers that produce the object code meant to run on a system are called cross-compilers. Finally, a compiler that converts one programming language into another is called a language translator.