- Branche: Computer; Software
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Apple Inc., formerly Apple Computer, Inc., is an American multinational corporation headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software and personal computers.
User Datagram Protocol. A lightweight and efficient connectionless datagram transport protocol. Used to send self-routing data throughout a network.
Industry:Software; Computer
The label used to display the build setting in the Xcode user interface.
Industry:Software; Computer
Real group ID. A group ID that is inherited from the user or process that executes a process. See also GID.
Industry:Software; Computer
Part of Mach VM that provides an abstract way to set and fetch virtual-to-physical mappings from hardware. The pmap system is the machine-dependent layer of the VM system.
Industry:Software; Computer
A format for providing scriptability information in the form of property list files, consisting of a script suite file together with a corresponding script terminology file. Compare scripting definition format.
Industry:Software; Computer
In the CFM-based architecture, a code fragment is the basic unit for executable code and its static data. All fragments share fundamental properties such as the basic structure and the method of addressing code and data. A fragment can easily access code or data contained in another fragment. In addition, fragments that export items can be shared among multiple clients. A code fragment is structured according to the Preferred Executable Format (PEF).
Industry:Software; Computer
Apple Type Services for Unicode Imaging. A technology that enables the rendering of Unicode-encoded text with advanced typographic features. ATSUI automatically handles many of the complexities inherent in text layout, including how to correctly render text in bidirectional and vertical script systems.
Industry:Software; Computer
In QuickTime, a sample in a sequence of temporally compressed samples that does not rely on other samples in the sequence for any of its information. Key frames are placed into temporally compressed sequences at a frequency that is determined by the key frame rate. Typically, the term key frame is used with respect to temporally compressed sequences of image data. See also key frame rate, stencil buffer.
Industry:Software; Computer
