implementation n. a system, mechanism, or body of code that implements the semantics of Common Lisp.
Other utilities, such as minimizers and integrators, are continually being added to the body of code.
Next, there is no such thing as a body of code without bugs.
It is not a single body of code created entirely by one company.
Kermit does not attempt to speak TCP-ese directly, because that requires a large specialized body of code in itself.
In the end, a small number of volunteers are empowered by Buytaert to add to the core body of code, and they do so when a consensus appears to have emerged.
By joining the foundation, Valve will be able to feed the improvements it makes to Linux for the Steam Machine back into the main body of code, and also more directly benefit from the network of developers which work on Linux itself.
In his post, Guy also mentioned that the version of Android the developers were discussing was just a "development branch," not the main body of code.
Refactoring is defined as "restructuring an existing body of code, altering its internal structure without changing its external behaviour" (Fowler [1999]).
Beyond expanding the body of code that developers can reference on the site, the team has been working on low-hanging fruit across its platform that it knew it had to deal with when we first spoke in December.
Methyl-CpGs dominate mammalian genomes and extensive methylation within the body of coding genes is common in both plants and animals [4], [18], [19], [20].
