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1 critical section
"A segment of code which is not reentrant; that is, it does not support concurrent access by multiple threads. Often, a critical section is used to protect shared resources." -
2 kernel
"The core of layered architecture that manages the most basic operations of the operating system and the computer's processor. The kernel schedules different blocks of executing code, called threads, for the processor to keep it as busy as possible and coordinates multiple processors to optimize performance. The kernel also synchronizes activities among Executive-level subcomponents, such as I/O Manager and Process Manager, and handles hardware exceptions and other hardware-dependent functions. The kernel works closely with the hardware abstraction layer." -
3 multithreaded apartment
An apartment that consists of one or more threads. -
4 race condition
"A condition in which two or more threads can reach and execute a block of code, and the program outcome changes radically depending on which thread reaches the code first. A race condition is benign if all outcomes are valid. However, race conditions can be associated with synchronization errors that can result in one process interfering with another process and possibly introduce a vulnerability. Frequently, a potential outcome of a race condition leaves the program in an unstable or invalid state." -
5 quota
"A per-process limit on the use of system resources. For each process, the system sets limits on certain system resources that the process's threads can use, for example, the memory manager." -
6 thread
"A type of object within a process that runs program instructions. Using multiple threads allows concurrent operations within a process and enables one process to run different parts of its program on different processors simultaneously. A thread has its own set of registers, its own kernel stack, a thread environment block, and a user stack in the address space of its process." -
7 threading model
The model that determines how the methods of an application's component are assigned to threads in order to be executed. -
8 worker thread
A thread commonly used to handle background tasks that the user should not have to wait for to continue using your application. Tasks such as recalculation and background printing are typically executed on worker threads. -
9 Thread Count
"In Task Manager, the number of threads running in a process." -
10 thread-safe
Pertaining to multithreaded applications and how threads share and access data. -
11 thread safety
The ability for multiple threads to access and share data in a correct way. -
12 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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13 SMT
Microprocessor technology that enables the concurrent execution of multiple separate threads on a single physical processor. -
14 hyperthreading
Microprocessor technology that enables the concurrent execution of multiple separate threads on a single physical processor. -
15 fan-out thread
A thread that creates multiple message copies and places them in the appropriate link queues. The dispatcher then triggers XFER OUT threads to process the fan-out message copies. -
16 transition event
"A change in the location of processor event execution between ring 3 (user mode) and ring 0 (kernel mode). Transition events represent time spent outside the direct execution of the application code. Transition events can be time spent in threads that are not part of the profiled item, or time spent executing calls from the profiled item to the operating system." -
17 MTA
An apartment that consists of one or more threads. -
18 privilege isolation
A window manager subsystem that blocks applications at a lower UI privilege level from sending messages to or hooking threads belonging to processes with a higher UI privilege level. -
19 User Interface Privilege Isolation
A window manager subsystem that blocks applications at a lower UI privilege level from sending messages to or hooking threads belonging to processes with a higher UI privilege level.English-Arabic terms dictionary > User Interface Privilege Isolation
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20 executive resource
"A resource that is designed for use with data structures that require exclusive access for writing, but that can be read by several threads concurrently. Executive resources are not maintained in the system's dispatcher database, so they usually are faster and more efficient than kernel dispatcher objects."
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