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Part of this is little more than semantics. ...

{{comment|(REST originally didn't even mean 'API'. But ''that's'' semantics, because something that complies to REST ideas are a great ''basis'' for AP :: various things that like to define a protocol actually ''ignore'' HTTP semantics a little, which is a little ironic since that is the closest the REST conce ...

* locking (and the journaling that relies on it) relies on some filesystem semantics ...

If a directory with the name exists, it will be viewed using standard vampire semantics{{verify}}. ...these problems are not solvable without a full (re)definition of importing semantics - and reloading is rarely necessary. ...

: ...without violating any semantics ...

They'll likely have different data structures and semantics, glue code, serialization, and whatnot. ...ne (or a kernel with attached streams) is that we can avoid the sequential semantics of doing a 'for x in 0 to width, for y in 0 to height' setup. ...

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: egid semantics often the same (though there are/were some variations with kernels) ...set implicitly -- when switching from euid 0 to non-0 euid {{verify}} (the semantics of other parts take care of the rest) ...

This is correct according to path semantics -- <tt>proxiedapp</tt> is not the (virtual or real) directory you think it ...

Frame semantics ...

...uch are the drawback of weak typing when you change your entire language's semantics. ...

...), you might as well be explicit, rather than have it be hidden by implied semantics. ...way is that, like in the C days, operator overloading is nasty because the semantics are hidden. Avoid it where possible. ...

* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Ridge Rock Ridge] (unix file semantics on ISO9660) ...

...ics are a lot easier to explain with a database-like model, with their own semantics. ...know some standard stuff - in particular compliance to the relevant POSIX semantics. ...

The semantics of doing so differ between python and numpy, : ...mainly ones where properly adhering to python semantics hold numpy back ...

:: you must implement your own semantics ...

And often semantics. The ''topics'' of nuance are often agreed on, but the details are often no ...

Which feels like a game of semantics, much "all concepts are made up" -- technically true but not useful to what ...

* Even the events common to all browsers may have somewhat different semantics between browsers. ...cally, the JS language won't allow that to be faster (without violating JS semantics anyway). ...

Adjectives modify the semantics of nouns or noun phrases, usually making it more specific, such as making a ...

Terms like Statistical Semantics seems to have been introduced by Warren Weaver, who argued that automated [ ...

There are three modifiers with pre-set semantics: Shift, Lock, and Control. ...

The differences lie not in the structure, but in the semantics - for a large part in the text, and to some degree placements, none of whic ...

...nto one. You could use this fact to translate between them, though details semantics are often hard or impossible to translate. ...

In terms of semantics and accessibility, it's bad. as it focuses on semantics, ...

There are even programming languages with semantics that do this (mostly). More complex lock/cache semantics only happens when additional users come in on the same file. ...

...interruptible and uninterruptible sleep seems to be an implication of the semantics / documented guarantees of IO syscalls (and couldn't be changed without bre ...

...'t have direct effect on the running process, because of OS and filesystem semantics: ...

...''basically'' cannot move beyond that (without breaking a lot of language semantics, and thereby backwards compatibility). ...

...be aquire()d (either blocking or not), release()d (by any thread; sensible semantics are up to you), and tested for with locked().--> ...

...ally no pin beyond Tx and Rx (and signal ground) have universally-applying semantics to start with. ...

* HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 aim to have exactly the same semantics as HTTP/1.x, so be drop-ins, while being a different, better transport at b ...

The '''cache=loose''' option loosens those semantics: Without an oplock it'll remove cached data when it notices mtime changes ( ...

...>[[const]]</tt> in a "the compiler could do do this for them" way, but the semantics for const deal with ''treatment'' (allows the compiler to warn you if you d ...