compiled script
[kəmˈpaɪld skrɪpt]
nounpl: compiled scripts
script compilado
1. A script or program that has been translated from source code into machine-readable bytecode or executable format by a compiler
The compiled script runs much faster than the interpreted version.
O script compilado executa muito mais rápido do que a versão interpretada.
2. In film and television production, a final version of a script that has been approved and formatted for production
The director reviewed the compiled script before shooting began.
O diretor revisou o script compilado antes do início das filmagens.
3. Source code that has been processed through a compiler to create an executable or intermediate code format
The developer distributed the compiled script to avoid exposing the original source code.
O desenvolvedor distribuiu o script compilado para evitar expor o código-fonte original.
In Brazil, 'script compilado' is technical jargon primarily used in software development and IT sectors. In film and television production (common in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo studios), the term may be replaced with 'roteiro final' or 'roteiro compilado' to refer to the finalized shooting script. The term reflects the growing influence of English technical terminology in Brazilian tech culture.
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