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source code
(encz) | source code,zdrojový kód Oldřich Švec |
source code
(wn) | source code
n 1: program instructions written as an ASCII text file; must be
translated by a compiler or interpreter or assembler into
the object code for a particular computer before execution |
source code
(foldoc) | source code
source
source language
(Or "source", or rarely "source language")
The form in which a computer program (software) is written by
the programmer. Source code is written in some formal
programming language which can be compiled automatically into
object code or machine code or executed by an interpreter.
Source code might be stored in a source code management system.
If you have the source code for a program rather than just its
compiled, executable form, then you can, with the right tools,
modify it to fix bugs or add new features. This is the basis
of the open source philosophy - empowering people to improve the
software they use for the benefit of themselves and others.
The Jargon File would have us believe that an old-time hacker
might refer to source code informally as "English", with the
implication that to him his favourite programming language is at
least as readable as English.
(2014-06-27)
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source code control
(foldoc) | source code management
code management
source code control
The use of software systems to help program
developers keep track of version history of source code
modules as well as releases, parallel versions ({code
branches}), etc. The free CVS was an early example, mostly
replaced by Subversion and git. Perforce is a powerful
commercial product. SCCS was once popular on Unix and
VSS is Microsoft's offering.
(2011-12-16)
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source code escrow
(foldoc) | source code escrow
An arrangement where some source code is held in
escrow by a third party as long as it is supported by the
vendors, but should they cease to support it, it becomes the
property of the purchasers so that they can arrange for its
continued maintenance.
(1999-12-14)
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source code management
(foldoc) | source code management
code management
source code control
The use of software systems to help program
developers keep track of version history of source code
modules as well as releases, parallel versions ({code
branches}), etc. The free CVS was an early example, mostly
replaced by Subversion and git. Perforce is a powerful
commercial product. SCCS was once popular on Unix and
VSS is Microsoft's offering.
(2011-12-16)
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