Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
gcc
Noun
[ˌdʒiː.siːˈsiː]
Definition
GNU Compiler Collection is a free software compiler system that supports various programming languages.
Examples
- To compile the program, I used the GCC command.
- The developer chose GCC for its wide compatibility with different programming languages.
Meaning
GCC is widely used for compiling software written in languages such as C, C++, and Fortran, among others. It is a key component of the GNU project and plays an essential role in the development of open-source software.
Synonyms
- GNU Compiler
- Compiler Suite
- Open-source Compiler
