MACHINE CODE - Prevod od engleski do francuski

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machine code N COMPUT

machine code

code m machine

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langage machine

machine language (code)

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I. code [Brit kəʊd, Am koʊd] N

1. code (laws, rules):

code

code m

code of practice MED

déontologie f (médicale)

code of practice (in advertising)

code m de bonne conduite

code of practice (in banking)

conditions fpl générales

code of ethics PSYCH, SOCIOL

moralité f

2. code (of behaviour):

code

code m de conduite

to break the code

enfreindre les règles de la bonne conduite

code of honour

code m d'honneur

3. code (cipher, message):

code

code m

to break or crack the code

déchiffrer le code

it's in code

c'est en code

4. code FIN:

branch (sorting) code

code m de succursale

5. code TELEC:

(dialling) code

indicatif m

area/country code

indicatif de zone/de pays

6. code COMPUT:

code

code m

II. code [Brit kəʊd, Am koʊd] VB trans (gen)

code COMPUT

coder

III. to code for VB intr (in genetics)

to code for

déterminer le code de

I. machine [Brit məˈʃiːn, Am məˈʃin] N

1. machine (piece of equipment):

machine

machine f (for doing à faire)

sewing/washing machine

machine à coudre/à laver

to operate a machine

faire fonctionner une machine

by machine

à la machine

2. machine (apparatus):

machine fig

machine f

publicity/electoral machine

machine publicitaire/électorale

the Conservative Party machine

la machine administrative du parti conservateur

II. machine [Brit məˈʃiːn, Am məˈʃin] VB trans

machine

usiner

u rečniku PONS

I. code [kəʊd, Am koʊd] N

code

code m

to write sth in code

coder qc

to decipher a code

déchiffrer un code

code of conduct

déontologie f

II. code [kəʊd, Am koʊd] VB trans

code

coder

I. machine [məˈʃi:n] N

1. machine (mechanical device):

machine a. pej

machine f

2. machine (washing machine):

machine

machine f (à laver)

3. machine (vending machine):

machine

distributeur m

4. machine inf (automobile, motorcycle):

machine

engin m

5. machine (controlling system):

machine

appareil m

the party machine

la machine du parti

II. machine [məˈʃi:n] VB trans

1. machine (operate on a machine):

machine tool, part

usiner

2. machine (saw):

machine hem

coudre

OpenDict unos

code N

squawk code AVIAT

code transpondeur m

u rečniku PONS

I. code [koʊd] N

code

code m

to write sth in code

coder qc

to decipher a code

déchiffrer un code

code of conduct

déontologie f

II. code [koʊd] VB trans

code

coder

I. machine [mə·ˈʃin] N

1. machine (mechanical device):

machine a. pej

machine f

2. machine (washing machine):

machine

machine f (à laver)

3. machine (vending machine):

machine

distributeur m

4. machine inf (automobile, motorcycle):

machine

engin m

5. machine (controlling system):

machine

appareil m

the party machine

la machine du parti

II. machine [mə·ˈʃin] VB trans

1. machine (operate on a machine):

machine tool, part

usiner

2. machine (saw):

machine hem

coudre

Present

I	code
you	code
he/she/it	codes
we	code
you	code
they	code

Past

I	coded
you	coded
he/she/it	coded
we	coded
you	coded
they	coded

Present Perfect

I	have	coded
you	have	coded
he/she/it	has	coded
we	have	coded
you	have	coded
they	have	coded

Past Perfect

I	had	coded
you	had	coded
he/she/it	had	coded
we	had	coded
you	had	coded
they	had	coded

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Different micro-architectures typically require different machine code to hit their maximum power.

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Machine code is generally stored as bytes in strings.

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Some implementations employ abstract interpretation to derive type and mode information of predicates at compile time, or compile to real machine code for high performance.

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Compilers and assemblers are used to convert high-level language and assembler language codes into a compact machine code for storage in the microcontroller's memory.

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The compiler translates list structure into machine code or bytecode for execution.

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