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On the left is your inbox and on the right are what Aol calls stacks.

The programs developed under Hypercard are called stacks, as in stacks of cards.

The magazine, called Stack, made its debut in February with a free distribution to 3,200 high school athletic directors.

Display the Call Stack dialog box to trace the flow of code through multiple procedures.

His sack-shaped buckets and the large, bulbous, narrow-necked forms he calls stacks are considered sculpture.

Users won't get a new email address, but they will have a new way to view and organize email with a feature called Stacks.

AutoFetch uses the program state (typically the Call Stack) to classify queries.

The campus food court, called Stacks Market, is located on the main level of the Olmsted Building.

The loss-making company has so far only received orders for prototypes of its fuel cell units, called stacks, which go in household gas boilers.

Fixed a bug which prevented the Call Stack being passed to the FatalError event.

Furthermore, independently of this, architectures differ as to whether call stacks grow towards higher addresses or towards lower addresses.

These vertical ducts are called stacks and are formed with either very wide and relatively thin rectangular sections or oval sections.

And in its many meanderings over the centuries, it shoved a seven-mile strip called Stack Island, once the domain of Mississippi, right into Louisiana.

HyperCard supported a similar facility, but more commonly included the plug-in code in the HyperCard documents (called stacks) themselves.

Additionally, Firebug can navigate directly to a line of JavaScript code, watch expressions, call stacks, and launch the debugger in the event an error occurs during execution.

They also started a cassette/CD reissue series called STACKS of 78s that contained recordings from their collection of 78's.

A squat, bald-headed, brown-skinned man called Stack of Dollars sat at one end; a gray-haired white man called Abie the Jew sat at the other.

Coincidentally, he is also a musician — a rapper who, calling himself Blizz with a group called Stack Paper, appears on a song called “How You Livin’ ”.

Delicious added a new feature called Stacks that allows users to group multiple related links into a single page, and customize the Stack by adding title, description and a featured image.

The units, called stacks, turn domestic gas boilers into mini power-stations, using gas that is already going into the boiler to produce electricity that is fed back into the grid.

While generally desirable from a coupling and cohesion perspective, overzealous separation and encapsulation of code can bloat call stacks and make navigation through the code for maintenance purposes more difficult.

IE9 was, and it adds support for something called Stack Buffer Overrun detection, which is something built in at the compiler level which should make IE9 more robust against those kinds of exploits.

Advantage 2: Propagating Errors Up the Call Stack A second advantage of exceptions is the ability to propagate error reporting up the call stack of methods.

Some tools offer features for the debugging of stored procedures: Step In, Step Over, Step Out, Run Until Exception, Breakpoints, View & Set Variables, View Call Stack, and so on.

Austin's mayor bemoaned the many who called Stack a "hero." But the new Massachusetts senator, Republican Scott Brown — while not going that far — did offer a political reading, thus raising Stack's status above that of deranged killer.