- Industry: Computer; Software
- Number of terms: 54848
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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.
An abstract identifier used to access a file, socket, or other system resource.
Industry:Software; Computer
In Carbon, a library or set of related libraries that define a programming interface.
Industry:Software; Computer
A filter that alters IP traffic each time it enters the protocol stack. By its very nature, an IP filter can only filter in-band communication.
Industry:Software; Computer
(1) Computer hardware, typically excluding the CPU and system memory, that can be controlled and can send and receive data. Examples of devices include displays, disk drives, buses, and keyboards. (2) In audio generally, a piece of equipment or a software entity that produces, transforms, transmits, receives, or stores audio data. In MIDI, a piece of equipment or a software entity that responds to MIDI control or provides MIDI data. In Audio Queue Services, a source or destination for audio, such as a microphone or a loudspeaker.
Industry:Software; Computer
A version of the AppleScript language that resembles a specific human language or programming language.
Industry:Software; Computer
A window designed to elicit a response from the user. See also alert.
Industry:Software; Computer
An interruption to the normal flow of program control that occurs when an error or other special condition is detected during execution. An exception transfers control from the code generating the exception to another piece of code, generally a routine called an exception handler.
Industry:Software; Computer
An alignment tool that shows the spacing required to meet the appropriate interface guidelines for the target platform. This type of guide appears and disappears automatically.
Industry:Software; Computer
A combination of code and resources that can be run to perform some task. Programs need not have a graphical user interface, although graphical applications are also considered programs.
Industry:Software; Computer
