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1 application object
"The top-level object that represents the application to the system. The system calls methods on this object when the application is loaded, before it is shut down, and throughout the lifetime of the application to notify it of system-wide events. The application object contains application-wide code and maintains state that can be accessed from multiple views." -
2 code-behind file
A code file containing the page class that implements the program logic of a Web Forms or ASP.NET mobile Web Forms application. -
3 code-behind page
A code file containing the page class that implements the program logic of a Web Forms or ASP.NET mobile Web Forms application. -
4 Application Assemblies Gallery
"The site collection level gallery containing the binary assemblies that are used by code method business data actions, or External Data Parts."English-Arabic terms dictionary > Application Assemblies Gallery
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5 sample application
"End-to-end, compilable application that uses many technologies and is designed as teaching sample or commercial utility for which the code is made available for learning and re-use." -
6 database application
"A set of objects that can include tables, queries, forms, reports, macros, and code modules that are designed to work together to make a database easier to use." -
7 user mode
"The nonprivileged processor mode in which application code, including protected subsystem code, executes. User-mode applications cannot gain access to system data except by calling subsystem-supplied functions, which, in turn, call system services." -
8 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." -
9 LINQ to DataSet
A LINQ technology that makes it easier and faster to query over data cached in a DataSet object. The queries are expressed in the programming language itself and not as string literals embedded in the application code. -
10 assembly cache
"A machine-wide code cache used for side-by-side storage of assemblies. There are two parts to the cache: the global assembly cache contains assemblies that are explicitly installed to be shared among many applications on the computer; the download cache stores code downloaded from Internet or intranet sites, isolated to the application that triggered the download so that code downloaded on behalf of one application/page does not impact other applications." -
11 download cache
"A cache that is part of the assembly cache and stores code downloaded from Internet or intranet sites, isolated to the application that caused the download so that code downloaded on behalf of one application or page does not impact other applications." -
12 common language runtime host
"An unmanaged application that uses a set of APIs, called the hosting interfaces, to integrate managed code into the application. Common language runtime hosts often require a high degree of customization over the runtime that is loaded into the process."English-Arabic terms dictionary > common language runtime host
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13 profiling
"The collection of detailed performance data, such as memory, stack frame, and CPU utilization, during application execution. Analysis of the resulting data often leads to code optimizations that substantially improve application run-time behavior." -
14 Language for non-Unicode programs
A Regional and Language Options setting that specifies the default code pages and associated bitmap font files for a specific computer that affects all of that computer's users. The default code pages and fonts enable a non-Unicode application written for one operating system language version to run correctly on another operating system language version.English-Arabic terms dictionary > Language for non-Unicode programs
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15 design time
The time during which you create and modify the design of the objects and code in your application. -
16 visual tree
"In Windows Presentation Foundation, the element tree containing all visual elements (elements that derive from the type System.Windows.Media.Visual) used for a piece of the user interface. This tree is the accumulation of all visual elements created directly by the application (whether in code or in markup) and all visual elements created by the template expansion of elements such as controls and data objects." -
17 full trust
"A code access security (CAS) state assigned to managed assemblies. The level of trust granted to an application or Web service affects its ability to use system resources while executing. Assemblies that have full trust can access any resource that is subject to operating system security, and all privileged operations are supported." -
18 resource leak
A type of software bug that can occur in Windows-based applications developed in Visual C++ if the application is not programmed to release a system resource in the source code. -
19 software factory asset
"A resource or set of resources provided by a software factory and used in a development environment to build a software application. Assets can include documents, models, configuration files, build scripts, source code files, prescriptive guidance, localization files, deployment manifests, test case definitions, and so forth." -
20 Managed Extensions for C++
A set of language extensions to C++ that help Visual C++ developers write.NET Framework applications. Managed Extensions allow you to mix unmanaged and managed C++ code within the same application.امتدادات مُدارة لـ C++English-Arabic terms dictionary > Managed Extensions for C++
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