code segment

The above initial code segment would work fine with the Egg being defined as such.

A code segment is read only, thus reentrant and shared between processes.

This can be done as part of the previous stage, or within a small code segment at the beginning of the program.

The above code segment is not atomic in the sense of the test-and-set instruction.

For example, the program might add two numbers and branch to a different code segment if the number is bigger than a third number.

Both the parent and child processes possess the same code segments, but execute independently of each other.

In multitasking systems this comprises the program's code segment and usually shared libraries.

Used when a self-modifying code segment runs incorrectly and corrupts the running program or vital data.

The resource fork contains other structured data such as menu definitions, graphics, sounds, or code segments.

If those code segments are the bodies of loops, the difference in execution time may be very noticeable on the human timescale.

All instruction fetches come from the code segment in the CS register.

Attempting to write read-only memory (such as code segment)

Aliases are also typically created in order to get write access to code segments: an executable selector cannot be used for writing.

A later claim was made to code segments related to ELF file format standards.

HyperTalk code segments are referred to as "scripts", a term that was considered less daunting to beginning programmers.

The three dependencies are shown in the preceding code segment (reproduced for clarity):

Compare the two code segments, both which allow a user to drag the level of mercury in a simple graphical thermometer with the mouse.

On 32-bit x86 processors, the code segment is set to include only part of the address space, to provide some level of executable space protection.

The protein encoding region of the gene is over 64 kb long and comprises 15 coding segments or exons.

Coded segments exhibiting referent, connotative, affective and behavioral dimensions were declared to be memes.

The D[1] environment is the code segment dictionary, which is shared by all processes running the same code.

By giving each dependency a unique tag, it allows the non-dependent code segments in the binary to be executed out of order and in parallel.

The Warden client scans a small portion of the code segment of running processes in order to determine whether any third-party programs are running.

Often highly dynamic data memory segments are less able to be deduplicated as they are more dynamic than code segments.

Some segments were implicitly treated as code segments, dedicated for instructions, stack segments, or normal data segments.