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by e12e
3217 days ago
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Webster lists in part: Compiler: one who compiles - first use 14th century And for compile: transitive verb 1 : to compose out of materials from other documents 2 : to collect and edit into a volume 3 : to build up gradually <compiled a record of four wins and two losses> Origin: Middle English, from Anglo-French compiler, from Latin compilare to plunder. Synonyms: anthologize, collect Note, I've skipped the dictionary references to computer use, as the seem overly (wrongly) focused on "top down" compilation... |
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