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macro command - traducción al Inglés
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Macros; Macro-; MACRO; Macro (disambiguation); Macro-level; Macro level; MACRO (disambiguation); Macro-:
macro command
macro opdracht (een reeks vaak voorkomende handelingen die voor het gemak door de gebruiker v.e. computer als één routine worden gedefinieerd)
command guidance
MISSILE GUIDANCE METHOD USING SIGNALS FROM AN OFFBOARD STATION
Radio command; Command guided; Command off line of sight; Mid-course datalink; Midcourse datalink; Mid-course update; Mid-course correction; Man-in-the-loop; Man In The Loop; Automatic command to line of sight; Automatic Command to Line-Of-Sight; Command off line-of-sight guidance
gerichte begeleiding (vaststellen van een vluchtbaan van raket met mogelijkheid die baan te veranderen)
chain of command
GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO CARRY OUT ORDERS BASED ON OTHERS AUTHORITY WITHIN THE GROUP
Chain of command; Command structure; Command chain; Command rank; Scalar chain of command; Chain of Command; Chain-of-command; Chain Of Command; Scalar chain; Command echelon; Echelon of command; Chains of Command; Command chains; Military command structure; Army chain of command; Military chain of command; Chains of command
hiërarchische keten van rangen en gezag van hoogste naar laagste rang (vooral in het leger)
Definición
macro
A name (possibly followed by a formal argument list) that is
equated to a text or symbolic expression to which it is to be
expanded (possibly with the substitution of {actual
arguments}) by a macro expander.
The term "macro" originated in early assemblers, which
encouraged the use of macros as a structuring and
information-hiding device. During the early 1970s, macro
assemblers became ubiquitous, and sometimes quite as powerful
and expensive as HLLs, only to fall from favour as improving
compiler technology marginalised assembly language
programming (see languages of choice). Nowadays the term is
most often used in connection with the C preprocessor,
Lisp, or one of several special-purpose languages built
around a macro-expansion facility (such as TeX or Unix's
troff suite).
Indeed, the meaning has drifted enough that the collective
"macros" is now sometimes used for code in any special-purpose
application control language (whether or not the language is
actually translated by text expansion), and for macro-like
entities such as the "keyboard macros" supported in some text
editors (and PC TSRs or Macintosh INIT/CDEV keyboard
enhancers).
(1994-12-06)
