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macro generation - перевод на Английский

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Macros; Macro-; MACRO; Macro (disambiguation); Macro-level; Macro level; MACRO (disambiguation); Macro-:
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макроподстановка

замена обращений к макрокомандам соответствующими им макроопределениями

Смотрите также

macro call; macro expansion; macro generator; macro substitution

lost generation         
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  • A young woman burning a cable for scrap at a shipbuilding yard in [[Glasgow]] during World War I.
GENERATION THAT CAME OF AGE DURING WORLD WAR I, HAVING BIRTH DATES APPROXIMATELY FROM 1883 TO 1900
Lost generation; The lost generation; Generation of 1914; Lost Generation (China)
1) погибшее поколение молодых людей в годы Первой мировой войны;
2) "потерянное поколение", молодые люди, оказавшиеся в состоянии аномии (о молодежи времен Первой мировой войны).
macro         
macro 1. adj. общий 2. noun comput. макрос
4GL         
4GL-MORE USER FRIENDLY AND NON-PROCEDURAL IN NATURE I.E, USERS NEED TO THINK WHAT NOT HOW
Fourth generation programming language; 4GL; Fourth Generation Language; 4th Generation Language; 4th generation language; Fourth generation language; Fourth-generation language; Commercial business software; 4th-generation programming language; 4gl

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Fourth Generation Language

язык 4-го поколения, язык уровня 4GL

базирующиеся на словарях языки программирования, позволяющие увеличить производительность разработки систем, когда программы пишутся так, что состоят из команд прикладного пакета (обычно написанного на языках 2GL и/или 3GL). Например, программы на языках СУБД (FoxBase, Paradox и др.). К 4GL относятся языки запросов (SQL) и отчетов

macro expansion         
  • jEdit's]] macro editor
PREPROCESSING RULE IN COMPUTER LANGUAGES THAT SPECIFIES HOW AN INPUT TEXT USUALLY IDENTIFIED BY A DEFINABLE KEYWORD OR SEQUENCE IS MAPPED TO A FREQUENTLY LARGER OUTPUT TEXT
Macro language; Macro programming languages; Macro (programming); Parameterized macro; Macro substitution; Software macro; Macroinstruction; Macro instruction; Lisp macro; Macroing; Macro programming language; Macro expansion; Macro-instruction; Lisp macros; Macro programming; Syntactic macro; Procedural macros; Keyboard macro; Mouse macro; Mouse recorder; Open subroutine; Text substitution macros; Soft macro; Hard macro

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макрорасширение

результат компиляции используемой в программе макрокоманды (макрогенерации) - подставляемый ассемблером или компилятором вместо вызова макрокоманды (макровызова) текст

Смотрите также

macro call; macro definition; macro generation; macro substitution

lost generation         
  • pages=713–714}}</ref>
  • Image taken from a magazine cover (published 1924) of a couple dressed in fashionable clothing of the period.
  • French [[poilu]]s on a battlefield during the First World War
  • Jack]] in 1924. Stein is credited with bringing the term "Lost Generation" into use.
  • left
  • Vitagraph]] film, 1912)
  • Class photo taken at a school in Sweden (1900)
  • Family in [[Queensland]] pictured at home (circa 1900)
  • Children playing with toys (c.1890s)
  • [[Typewriter]]s entered common use as a writing tool for the Lost Generation
  • A young woman burning a cable for scrap at a shipbuilding yard in [[Glasgow]] during World War I.
GENERATION THAT CAME OF AGE DURING WORLD WAR I, HAVING BIRTH DATES APPROXIMATELY FROM 1883 TO 1900
Lost generation; The lost generation; Generation of 1914; Lost Generation (China)

[,lɔst,dʒenə'reɪʃtn]

история

погибшее поколение (молодые британцы, павшие в боях во время 1-й мировой войны, в основном, на территории Франции и Бельгии)

"потерянное поколение" (молодые британцы, часто фронтовики, духовно травмированные 1-й мировой войной, разуверившиеся в традиционных идеалах, подчас внутренне опустошённые; их протест против бездуховности и лжи буржуазного общества не выливался в социально значимую активность)

погибшее поколение (молодёжь, погибшая во время первой мировой войны)

«потерянное поколение» (духовно травмированная первой мировой войной молодёжь)

macro instruction         
  • jEdit's]] macro editor
PREPROCESSING RULE IN COMPUTER LANGUAGES THAT SPECIFIES HOW AN INPUT TEXT USUALLY IDENTIFIED BY A DEFINABLE KEYWORD OR SEQUENCE IS MAPPED TO A FREQUENTLY LARGER OUTPUT TEXT
Macro language; Macro programming languages; Macro (programming); Parameterized macro; Macro substitution; Software macro; Macroinstruction; Macro instruction; Lisp macro; Macroing; Macro programming language; Macro expansion; Macro-instruction; Lisp macros; Macro programming; Syntactic macro; Procedural macros; Keyboard macro; Mouse macro; Mouse recorder; Open subroutine; Text substitution macros; Soft macro; Hard macro

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макрокоманда

macro-         
macro- pref. в сложных словах означает большой; необыкновенно большого размера; длинный
millenial         
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COHORT SUCCEEDING GENERATION X, BORN FROM 1981 TO 1996.
Millenial generation; Millenial Generation; Sunshine Generation; Echo generation; Millennial generation; N generation; Gen Y; Gen y; Generation Why?; Net Generation; Generation Y culture; Generation Y Culture; Echo Boom; Neogeny; Echo boom generation; Y-generation; Y-gen; Gen-Y; Gen-y; Echo Boom Generation; Millenial; Eighties Babies; Echo Boomers; 80's Babies; Much Music generation; Genr Y; First Digitals; Echo boomer; Nineties kid; 1990s kid; Playstation Generation; Nineties Kid; Millennial Generation; Y generation; Generation y; Generation iY; Generation Flux; Trophy Generation; Peter Pan Generation; GenY; Generation Y; Millenials; Millennial; Milennials; Political views of Millenials; Milennial; Old Millennial; Goddamn millennials; Millennials in the United States; Political views of American millenials; Political views of British millenials; Political views of Canadian millenials

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тысячелетний

electric generation         
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PROCESS OF GENERATING ELECTRICAL POWER
Power generation; Electrical generation; Electric power production; Electrical power production; Electrical power generation; Electric power generation; Generating electricity; Electricity generating; Electricity-generating; Electric generation; Sources of electricity in the U.S.; Electric-generating; Power Generation; Electricity production; Power generators; Power generator; Sources of Power Production; Power production; Electricity Generation; Power generation in the US; Temporary power generation; Centralised generation; History of electricity generation; Draft:Centralised generation; Centralised Generation
выработка электроэнергии

Определение

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)
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Википедия

Macro

Macro (or MACRO) may refer to:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macro
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