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21 reentrant
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22 loader
"A utility that loads the executable code of a program into memory for execution. On most microcomputers, the loader is an invisible part of the operating system and is automatically invoked when a program is run." -
23 virus
"Malware that replicates, commonly by infecting other files in the system, thus allowing the execution of the malware code and its propagation when those files are activated." -
24 common language runtime
"The engine at the core of managed code execution. The runtime supplies managed code with services such as cross-language integration, code access security, object lifetime management, and debugging and profiling support." -
25 CLR
"The engine at the core of managed code execution. The runtime supplies managed code with services such as cross-language integration, code access security, object lifetime management, and debugging and profiling support." -
26 apartment-threaded component
A COM component that resides on a single thread of execution. Apartment-threaded components rely on COM to synchronize calls to them. All COM objects created with Visual Basic are apartment threaded.English-Arabic terms dictionary > apartment-threaded component
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27 assertion failure
"The inability of a condition to hold true at some particular point in a program. When a condition does not hold true, execution of the program is interrupted, and a dialog box or message may appear." -
28 asynchronous operation
A process whose execution can proceed independently or in the background. Other processes may be started before the asynchronous process has finished. -
29 assignment statement
"A programming language statement used to assign a value to a variable. It usually consists of three elements: an expression to be assigned, an assignment operator (typically a symbol such as = or:=), and a destination variable. On execution of the assignment statement, the expression is evaluated and the resulting value is stored in the specified destination." -
30 binding time
"The point in a program's use at which binding of information occurs, usually in reference to program elements being bound to their storage locations and values. The most common binding times are during compilation (compile-time binding), during linking (link-time binding), and during program execution (run-time binding)." -
31 breakpoint
"A location in a program at which execution is halted so that a programmer can examine the program's status, the contents of variables, and so on." -
32 COM+
"An extension of the COM (Component Object Model) programming architecture that includes a run-time or execution environment and extensible services, including transaction services, security, load balancing, and automatic memory management."COM+ -
33 Component Services
"An extension of the COM (Component Object Model) programming architecture that includes a run-time or execution environment and extensible services, including transaction services, security, load balancing, and automatic memory management." -
34 Microsoft Component Services
"An extension of the COM (Component Object Model) programming architecture that includes a run-time or execution environment and extensible services, including transaction services, security, load balancing, and automatic memory management."English-Arabic terms dictionary > Microsoft Component Services
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35 command line
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36 command prompt
An interface between the operating system and the user in which the user types command language strings of text that are passed to the command interpreter for execution. -
37 compile
To translate all the source code of a program from a high-level language into object code prior to execution of the program.يحول برمجياً -
38 compile program
A program that translates all the source code of a program written in a high-level language into object code prior to execution of the program. -
39 compiler
A program that translates all the source code of a program written in a high-level language into object code prior to execution of the program. -
40 iteration
Repeated execution of one or more statements or instructions. Statements or instructions so executed are said to be in a loop.
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