Sentence examples for interoperate with another from inspiring English sources

A Foreign Function Interface (FFI) allows one host programming language to interoperate with another foreign language.

Consider Cosmos, designed to allow blockchains to interoperate with one another, forming a decentralized web of chains they call "the Internet of blockchains".

It ruled that the firm had to provide information on how to interoperate with Windows servers.

"Companies will begin to allege that Google is discriminating, not allowing products to interoperate with other products".

How the European approach will interoperate with other countries' passport controls still needs to be worked out.

The decision in March 2004 required Microsoft to disclose within 120 days information that would allow rival vendors to interoperate with the Windows system.

That means that developers can introduce Swift into their apps at their own pace, by writing discrete modules that should seamlessly interoperate with their existing Objective-C code.

The European order mandates that Microsoft share its technology information on fair terms, so competing software can work smoothly, or interoperate, with Windows software.

By withholding crucial information about Windows code, the commission said Microsoft had prevented rival makers of low-end server software from being able to interoperate with Windows.

That means VMware's cloud might easily interoperate with Amazon or others, so people can put computing resources wherever seems most effective for the task.

"The music system that allows those devices to freely interoperate with your media -- songs, video, even photos -- is going to win.