What does remote compilation depend on?

Remote compilation relies on a dedicated compiler for certain source types because it requires a specific environment to correctly process and compile the code. When dealing with various programming languages or specific systems, different compilers may be necessary to interpret the source code appropriately. This ensures that the compilation process is optimized for the language and context in which the code operates, allowing it to correctly generate the executable or object files as needed.

In the context of remote compilation, having a dedicated compiler ensures that the environment set up to handle the source types is aligned with the requirements of the code being compiled. This can involve specific libraries, dependencies, or configurations that are tailored to those certain source types, facilitating a smoother and more effective compilation process.