compile-time execution
[/kəmˈpaɪl taɪm ɪɡˈzɛkjəʃən/]
noun
execução em tempo de compilação
1. The execution of code or evaluation of expressions during the compilation phase of a program, before runtime, often used for optimizations or metaprogramming
C++ template metaprogramming enables compile-time execution of complex computations.
A metaprogramação de templates em C++ permite a execução em tempo de compilação de computações complexas.
2. A programming technique where certain operations are performed by the compiler itself rather than deferred to when the program runs
Using constexpr functions in C++ allows compile-time execution of mathematical operations.
Usar funções constexpr em C++ permite a execução em tempo de compilação de operações matemáticas.
This is specialized technical terminology used primarily in software development and computer science contexts. The term is equally understood in Brazil and Portugal, as it follows international programming conventions. It gained prominence with modern C++ (C++11 onwards) and is increasingly relevant in performance-critical programming communities worldwide.
Related Idioms & Phrases
move computations to compile-time
shift execution to compile-time
zero-cost abstraction through compile-time execution
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