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41 JIT compiler
"A compiler takes the Java bytecode (which is machine-independent) and compiles it on demand into native code for the target machine, giving faster execution. Since JIT compilers operate on the client machine, they preserve the platform-independence of the compiled Java program." -
42 process
The virtual address space and the control information necessary for the execution of a program. -
43 profile
To analyze a program to determine how much time is spent in different parts of the program during execution. -
44 queue
A list of programs or tasks waiting for execution. -
45 static
"In information processing, fixed or predetermined. For example, a static memory buffer remains invariant in size throughout program execution." -
46 token
"Any nonreducible textual element in data that is being parsed. For example, the use in a program of a variable name, a reserved word, or an operator. Storing tokens as short codes shortens program files and speeds execution." -
47 wait function
A function that blocks the execution of the calling thread until a specified set of conditions has been met. -
48 waiting thread
A thread whose execution is blocked while waiting for a wait function to return. -
49 EFI system partition
A small portion on a GUID partition table (GPT) disk that is formatted with the file allocation table (FAT) file system and contains the files necessary to start the computer and pass execution to an operating system which resides on another partition. -
50 Extensible Firmware Interface system partition
A small portion on a GUID partition table (GPT) disk that is formatted with the file allocation table (FAT) file system and contains the files necessary to start the computer and pass execution to an operating system which resides on another partition.English-Arabic terms dictionary > Extensible Firmware Interface system partition
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51 code profiler
"A software tool, implemented as a DLL, which is called by the runtime system during the execution of an image." -
52 exception string
A string that contains information about an abnormal condition or error that occurs during the execution of a program. -
53 raise an event
"Perform an action, such as clicking a control in a graphical user interface, leading to the execution of a piece of code." -
54 return value
"A single value that is the result of the execution of a statement, method, or function." -
55 tracepoint
"A breakpoint with a custom action associated with it. When a tracepoint is hit, the debugger performs the specified tracepoint action instead of, or in addition to, breaking program execution." -
56 sampling
A profiling technique that involves taking snapshots of program execution at intervals. -
57 project plan
"A formal, approved document used to guide both project execution and project control." -
58 stakeholder
"An individual or organization that is actively involved in a project, or whose interests may be positively or negatively affected as a result of project execution or project completion." -
59 simultaneous multithreading
Microprocessor technology that enables the concurrent execution of multiple separate threads on a single physical processor.English-Arabic terms dictionary > simultaneous multithreading
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60 SMT
Microprocessor technology that enables the concurrent execution of multiple separate threads on a single physical processor.
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