- to
implement switching of context.
PCIDs are also used.
Runtime,
run time, or
execution time is the
final phase of a
computer program's life cycle, in...
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runtime,
run-
time, or
run time in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Runtime,
run-
time, or
run time may
refer to:
Runtime (program
lifecycle phase)...
- the
computers where the
program is
intended to be
run. The name
comes from the
compile time and
runtime division from
compiled languages,
which similarly...
-
compilation are
particularly suited for
dynamic programming languages, as the
runtime system can
handle late-bound data
types and
enforce security guarantees...
- at
runtime.
Run-
time type
information may be
available for all
types or only to
types that
explicitly have it (as is the case with Ada).
Run-
time type...
-
Windows Runtime (WinRT) is a platform-agnostic
component and
application architecture first introduced in
Windows 8 and
Windows Server 2012 in 2012. It...
-
depend on a
runtime library and to use it
while the
program is
running – at
program run-
time. The
runtime library may
directly implement runtime behavior...
- to
concepts related to the
context of
program execution (
runtime). For example, compile-
time requirements are
programming language requirements that must...
- (Bounds-checking interfaces), and
implemented approximately in Microsoft’s C/++
runtime (CRT)
library for the Win32 and Win64 platforms. (By default, Microsoft...
-
run-
time is
directly proportional to its
input size.
Doubling the
input size
doubles the
run-
time,
quadrupling the
input size
quadruples the
run-
time...
