Összeállító

"Összeállító" is a Hungarian word that translates to "compiler" or "assembler" in English, referring to a computer program that translates source code written in a high-level programming language into a lower-level language, typically machine code or assembly language, that a computer's processor can understand and execute.

Compilers are essential tools in software development. They analyze the source code for errors in syntax and semantics, and if the code is valid, they generate an executable program. This process typically involves several stages, including lexical analysis, parsing, semantic analysis, intermediate code generation, optimization, and target code generation.

Different programming languages use different types of compilers. For instance, a C++ compiler translates C++ source code, while a Java compiler might translate Java source code into an intermediate bytecode that is then executed by a Java Virtual Machine.

In the context of assembly language, an assembler serves a similar purpose, but it translates human-readable assembly mnemonics into machine code instructions. Both compilers and assemblers bridge the gap between human-understandable programming languages and the machine-level instructions that computers execute. The term "összeállító" encompasses both these functionalities in Hungarian computing terminology.