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Founded in 1946, the IEEE Computer Society is a professional organization for computing professionals. Based in Washington, DC, it's the largest of IEEE’s 38 societies organized under the IEEE Technical Activities Board. The IEEE Computer Society is dedicated to advancing the theory, practice, and ...
A software tool that executes concurrently with another program and provides detailed information about the execution of the other program.
Industry:Computer; Software
A software tool that parses computer programs or other text, often as the first step of assembly, compilation, interpretation, or analysis.
Industry:Computer; Software
A software tool, often part of a compiler or assembler, that generates a load map.
Industry:Computer; Software
A source code instruction that is replaced by a predefined sequence of source instructions, usually in the same language as the rest of the program and usually during assembly or compilation.
Industry:Computer; Software
A source language instruction that provides information or direction to the assembler or compiler and is not translated into a target language instruction. For example, an instruction specifying the desired format of source code listings.
Industry:Computer; Software
A special instance of the case construct in which two or more different values of the control expression result in the same processing. For example, values 1 and 2 cause one branch, 3 and 4 cause another, and SO on.
Industry:Computer; Software
A specification language with special constructs and, sometimes, verification protocols, used to develop, analyze, and document hardware or software requirements.
Industry:Computer; Software
A standard that deals with the series of actions or operations used in making or achieving a product.
Industry:Computer; Software
A standard that defines what constitutes completeness and acceptability of items that are used or produced, formally or informally, during the software engineering process.
Industry:Computer; Software
A standard that describes the characteristics of a course of study on a body of knowledge that is offered by an educational institution.
Industry:Computer; Software
