Added the first draft of a description of Recursive transcompiling, which is a derivative of Transcompiling. A page about transcompiling already existed.
Recursive Transcompiling is the process of applying the notion of [[Source-to-source compiler|Transcompiling]] recursively, to create a pipeline of transformations which repeatedly turn one thing into another.
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By repeating this process, one can turn A -> B -> C -> D -> E -> F and then back into A(v2). Some information will be preserved through this pipeline, from A -> A(v2), and that information (at an abstract level) demonstrates what each of the components A-F agree on.
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In each of the different versions that the [[Source-to-source compiler|Transcompiler]] pipeline produces, that information is preserved. It might take many different shapes, but by the time it comes back to A (v2), having been transcompiled 6 times in the pipeline, the information returns to it's original state.
This information which survives the transform through each format, from A-F-A(v2), is (by definition) derivative content or [[derivative code]].
