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AGAIN ONLY FROM THE TOP REGISTER

Modern Translation: AGAIN ONLY FROM THE TOP REGISTER

Language Translations for "AGAIN ONLY FROM THE TOP REGISTER"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.

Danish

  

staklager (cellar, each word in turn enters the top register and is then pushed down the column from register to register to make room for subsequent words as they arrive.As a word is transferred out of the store, other data in the store move back up the column from register to register to fill the space vacated, pushdown storage, pushdown store, push-down store, stack, with only the register at the top of the column connected to the rest of the system.As data is transferred into the store). (various references)

   

Dutch

  

stapelgeheugen (cellar, each word in turn enters the top register and is then pushed down the column from register to register to make room for subsequent words as they arrive.As a word is transferred out of the store, other data in the store move back up the column from register to register to fill the space vacated, pushdown storage, pushdown store, push-down store, stack, with only the register at the top of the column connected to the rest of the system.As data is transferred into the store). (various references)

   

Finnish

  

pinomuisti (each word in turn enters the top register and is then "pushed down" the column from register to register to make room for subsequent words as they arrive.As a word is transferred out of the store, i.e.last-in-first-out(LIFO);2)a store that works as though it comprised a number of registers arranged in a column, other data in the store move back up the column from register to register to fill the space vacated, pushdown storage, pushdown store, stack, with only the register at the top of the column connected to the rest of the system.As data is transferred into the store). (various references)

   

French

  

pile, mémoire à liste inverse. (various references)

   

German

  

Stapelspeicher (pop stack), Kellerspeicher (pushdown stack). (various references)

   

Greek 

  

μηχανισμός σωρού (each word in turn enters the top register and is then "pushed down" the column from register to register to make room for subsequent words as they arrive.As a word is transferred out of the store, i.e.last-in-first-out(LIFO);2)a store that works as though it comprised a number of registers arranged in a column, other data in the store move back up the column from register to register to fill the space vacated, pushdown storage, pushdown store, stack, with only the register at the top of the column connected to the rest of the system.As data is transferred into the store). (various references)

   

Italian

  

stack (each word in turn enters the top register and is then "pushed down" the column from register to register to make room for subsequent words as they arrive.As a word is transferred out of the store, i.e.last-in-first-out(LIFO);2)a store that works as though it comprised a number of registers arranged in a column, other data in the store move back up the column from register to register to fill the space vacated, pushdown storage, pushdown store, stack, with only the register at the top of the column connected to the rest of the system.As data is transferred into the store), pila (battery, pier, stack), memoria a impilaggio (cellar, each word in turn enters the top register and is then "pushed down" the column from register to register to make room for subsequent words as they arrive.As a word is transferred out of the store, i.e.last-in-first-out(LIFO);2)a store that works as though it comprised a number of registers arranged in a column, other data in the store move back up the column from register to register to fill the space vacated, pushdown storage, pushdown store, push-down store, stack, with only the register at the top of the column connected to the rest of the system.As data is transferred into the store), catasta (stack). (various references)

   

Pig Latin

  

againay onlyay omfray ethay optay egisterray.(various references)

   

Portuguese

  

memória de lista inversa (each word in turn enters the top register and is then "pushed down" the column from register to register to make room for subsequent words as they arrive.As a word is transferred out of the store, i.e.last-in-first-out(LIFO);2)a store that works as though it comprised a number of registers arranged in a column, other data in the store move back up the column from register to register to fill the space vacated, pushdown storage, pushdown store, stack, with only the register at the top of the column connected to the rest of the system.As data is transferred into the store). (various references)

   

Spanish

  

memoria de pila (each word in turn enters the top register and is then "pushed down" the column from register to register to make room for subsequent words as they arrive.As a word is transferred out of the store, i.e.last-in-first-out(LIFO);2)a store that works as though it comprised a number of registers arranged in a column, other data in the store move back up the column from register to register to fill the space vacated, pushdown storage, pushdown store, stack, with only the register at the top of the column connected to the rest of the system.As data is transferred into the store). (various references)

   

Swedish

  

stackminne (each word in turn enters the top register and is then "pushed down" the column from register to register to make room for subsequent words as they arrive.As a word is transferred out of the store, i.e.last-in-first-out(LIFO);2)a store that works as though it comprised a number of registers arranged in a column, other data in the store move back up the column from register to register to fill the space vacated, pushdown storage, pushdown store, stack, with only the register at the top of the column connected to the rest of the system.As data is transferred into the store). (various references)

Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

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