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Вычислительная техника: прерывание при обращении к несуществующей области памятиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > nonexistent memory interrupt
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4 nonexistent memory interrupt
English-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > nonexistent memory interrupt
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5 nonexistent memory interrupt
time interrupt — временное прерывание; прерывание по времени
interrupt disable — запрет прерываний; блокировка прерываний
interrupt technique — метод прерываний; техника прерываний
interrupt event — прерывающее событие; ситуация прерывания
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6 nonexistent memory interrupt
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nonexistent memory - несуществующая область памяти -
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1) прерывание || прерывать(ся)•- attention interrupt
- autovectored interrupt
- channel interrupt
- clock interrupt
- command interrupt
- contingency interrupt
- count zero interrupt
- data interrupt
- deferred interrupt
- dependent interrupt
- disabled interrupt
- disarmed interrupt
- edge-triggered interrupt
- enabled interrupt
- error interrupt
- external interrupt
- external-signal interrupt
- hardware interrupt
- honored interrupt
- I/O interrupt
- I/O parity interrupt
- immediate interrupt
- input/output interrupt
- internal interrupt
- interprocessor interrupt
- involuntary interrupt
- machine interrupt
- machine-check interrupt
- magnetic-tape interrupt
- maskable interrupt
- masked interrupt
- master-control interrupt
- memory parity interrupt
- missing page interrupt
- multilevel priority interrupt
- multiple-level interrupts
- multiprogramming interrupt
- N-level interrupts
- nonequivalence interrupt
- nonexistent memory interrupt
- nonmaskable interrupt
- nonpriority interrupt
- not-busy interrupt
- NXM interrupt
- operator interrupt
- optional interrupt
- overlay interrupt
- override interrupt
- parity interrupt
- pending interrupt
- peripheral interrupt
- polling interrupt
- power warning interrupt
- power-fail interrupt
- prioritized interrupt
- priority interrupt
- priority-shifted interrupt
- processor interrupt
- processor-dependent interrupt
- processor-error interrupt
- processor-independent interrupt
- program interrupt
- program-check interrupt
- program-controlled interrupt
- program-error interrupt
- query interrupt
- reverse interrupt
- supervisor-call interrupt
- supervisor interrupt
- system-call interrupt
- time interrupt
- timer interrupt
- unmasked interrupt
- vectored interruptEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > interrupt
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11 NXM interrupt
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сокр. от nonexistent memoryEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > NXM
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14 NXM interrupt
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English-Russian dictionary of Information technology > system interrupt
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