compile-time verification
[/kəmˈpaɪl taɪm vɛrɪfɪˈkeɪʃən/]
nounpl: compile-time verifications
verificação em tempo de compilação
1. A process of checking and validating code, data types, syntax, and semantic correctness during the compilation phase, before runtime execution
The compiler performs compile-time verification to ensure all variables are properly declared before the program runs.
O compilador realiza verificação em tempo de compilação para garantir que todas as variáveis estejam devidamente declaradas antes da execução do programa.
2. Static analysis performed by a compiler to detect errors early in the development process
Compile-time verification helps catch type mismatches and undefined references before deployment.
A verificação em tempo de compilação ajuda a detectar incompatibilidades de tipo e referências indefinidas antes da implantação.
This is a technical term widely used in software development communities in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian tech companies and universities, 'verificação em tempo de compilação' is the standard terminology, often abbreviated as VTC in Portuguese documentation. The concept is fundamental to languages like Java, C++, and TypeScript, which emphasize type safety and early error detection.
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