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A definition or brief description of GNU Compiler Collection.

Abbreviated as GCC; a Unix/Linux command to compile human-readable source code in a C program into executable binary code.

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	~~Gnu 'C' Compiler (gcc): A~~ Unix/Linux command ~~that can be used~~ to compile ~~the~~ human-readable source code of a [[C_(programming_language)\|C]] ~~program~~ into executable binary code.		Abbreviated as GCC; a Unix/Linux command to compile human-readable source code in a [[C_(programming_language)\|C program]] into executable binary code.