Code Generation - The process of translating high-level programming language code into machine code or another intermediate representation., Machine Code - Low-level instructions directly executable by the CPU., Target Architecture - The specific hardware and instruction set for which code is being generated, Assembly Language - A low-level programming language that closely corresponds to machine code, using mnemonics to represent instructions., Linking - The process of combining object files and libraries into a single executable program., Static Linking - A linking method where all necessary code and libraries are combined into a single executable file at compile time., Dynamic Linking - A linking method where libraries are linked at runtime when the program is loaded into memory, Symbol Resolution - The process of matching symbolic references in code with their actual memory addresses., Executable File - A file containing machine code that can be directly executed by the operating system., Library - A collection of precompiled functions and procedures that can be linked to a program., Shared Object - A dynamically linked library that can be shared among multiple executable programs., Code Optimization - The process of improving the efficiency, speed, and size of compiled code., Instruction Selection - The process of choosing appropriate machine instructions to implement high-level language constructs., Binary Translation - The process of translating code from one instruction set architecture to another., Cross-Compilation - The process of compiling code on one platform for execution on a different platform.,

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