Match the correct stage of compilation on the left to the description of what occurs at the step shown on the right. 1. the CPU executes the resulting machine code file after linking library functions 2. entire contents of certain files are copy/pasted into the source file and some substitutions are made within the source file Compilation 3. assembly language is translated to architecture-specific machine code Preprocessing 4. machine code is arranged into an executable with functions external Linking to the program being brought in as well Assembly 5. high-level language is translated to architecture-specific assembly language 6. high-level language is translated to architecture-specific machine code > > >

Match the correct stage of compilation on the left to the description of what occurs at the step shown on the right. 1. the CPU executes the resulting machine code file after linking library functions 2. entire contents of certain files are copy/pasted into the source file and some substitutions are made within the source file Compilation 3. assembly language is translated to architecture-specific machine code Preprocessing 4. machine code is arranged into an executable with functions external Linking to the program being brought in as well Assembly 5. high-level language is translated to architecture-specific assembly language 6. high-level language is translated to architecture-specific machine code > > >

Systems Architecture

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305080195

Author:Stephen D. Burd

Publisher:Stephen D. Burd

Chapter10: Application Development

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