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Apple Inc.
Отрасли: 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.
In the old Printing Manager, a value passed to a function that determines how the function should operate. These are not used in the Carbon Printing Manager. Accessor functions are used instead.
Industry:Software; Computer
In Core Foundation and Carbon, an aggregate data type plus a suite of functions that operate on instances of that type. The individual fields of an initialized opaque type are hidden from clients, but the type’s functions offer access to most values of these fields. An opaque type is roughly equivalent to a class in object-oriented programming.
Industry:Software; Computer
(basketball term) when a player is unguarded by a defender.
Industry:Sports
Open Computing Language. A standards-based technology for performing general-purpose computations on a computer’s graphics processor.
Industry:Software; Computer
A buffer that holds image information in graphics card memory. In Core Video, you manipulate OpenGL buffers using the CVOpenGLBufferRef type, which is a wrapper around the standard OpenGL buffer type.
Industry:Software; Computer
An immutable image that OpenGL uses to wrap onto primitives. In Core Video, you manipulate OpenGL textures using the CVOpenGLTextureRef type, which is a wrapper around the standard OpenGL texture type.
Industry:Software; Computer
See OSA.
Industry:Software; Computer
Software that includes freely available access to source code, redistribution, modification, and derived works. The full definition is available athttp://www.opensource.org.
Industry:Software; Computer
In Xcode, a representation of a directory in the file system; these items are like symbolic links or folder references.
Industry:Software; Computer
OSA
Open Scripting Architecture. A standard and extensible mechanism for interapplication communication in Mac OS X. Implemented by a number of Mac OS X frameworks and subframeworks, including the AE framework (which implements the Apple Event Manager) and the OpenScripting framework. Also includes the AppleScript component, which implements the AppleScript language.
Industry:Software; Computer