program exitの例文

• A temporary file created with is deleted automatically when the program exits or the file is closed.
• Sampling data is saved in'gmon . out'or in "'progname " . gmon'file just before the program exits, and can be analyzed with the'gprof'command-line tool.
• Volk said that, in Peoria, 71 % of students in bilingual programs exit within three years and an additional 16 % leave within five years.
• By default, a leak report is generated at program exit but can also be generated by calling the Purify leak-detection API from within an instrumented application.
• So you should really be prepared to catch the various signals that could cause your program to exit and make sure you turn the echo back on again before the program exits.
• The institution is said to entertain second thoughts about granting a possible request for a waiver of the country's fiscal targets for this year to allow a gracious program exit, a worried Finance Secretary Roberto de Ocampo told reporters on Friday.
• Specific features found beneficial were the local processing facilities, compilers, I / O calls, closing of all files on program exit, and the decision to be " desirable to minimize the amount of code added to the basic Unix kernel ".
• This allows for scenarios where a program can open a file, immediately remove it from the filesystem, and then use it for temporary space, knowing that the file's space will be reclaimed after the program exits, even if it exits by crashing.
• If this happens continuously ( extremely rare ), the temporary deadlock can be extended until right before the program exits, when the other unrelated threads are guaranteed to finish ( because of the guarantee that one thread will always run to completion ).
• If the P field ( Program exit code ) was not blank, then two ( " D phase " and " P phase " ) additional revolutions of the drum ( 20 ms ) were added to the execution time to allow relays to be picked.
• I figured out the BIOS error ( after a ton of searching ) is because it won't allow the BIOS to work unless the battery is charged or not plugged in ( Dell's programmers are apparently paid about $ 2.50 / hr because the program exits with " error 144 " or just crashes altogether, giving no coherent explanation whatsoever ).
• For example-you have to consider what happens if someone types a ^ C while the echo is turned off . . . your program exits-but since nobody told the device driver to turn the echo back on again, you suddenly find that you don't seem to be able to type anything ( although, in truth, you are typing-you just don't see the echo ).