Sentence examples for software compilation from inspiring English sources

The tool suite, named IP Designer, offers fast architectural exploration, hardware synthesis, software compilation, instruction-set simulation, and verification.

This intermediate approach offers the same flexibility as software compilation, while at the same time, providing much better code size and execution time.

And by pre-computing memory addresses using auxiliary software after compilation and modifying the object code, address computation by hardware at run time is avoided, reducing pipeline stalls and, thus, improving throughput.

Time-lapse images were captured with an EC Plan-Neofluar 5×/0.16 M27 objective with 1.6 Optivar (Carl Zeiss) every 5 or 10 min and exported to Adobe Premiere CS3 software for compilation, analysis and video output.

Contours were traced around the lateral ventricles and then uploaded into Neurolucida Explorer software for compilation into 3D reconstructions (Fig. 6B).

The efficiency of the bisulfite conversion step and methylation levels at each CpG site were evaluated with the Bisulfite Sequencing data Presentation and Compilation software (http://biochem.jacobsuniversity.de/BDPC/) and the BiQ Analyzer (http://biq-analyzer.bioinf.mpi-inf.mpg.de/).

NFI data-compilation software used to determine plot-level values through application of allometric equations to overstory trees and density values for woody debris NFI (2008).

Shovelware, according to Eric Raymond's Jargon File, is "a slipshod compilation of software dumped onto a CD-ROM without much care for organization or even usability".

The Elbrus Tech software uses a parallel compilation process and stores translations in volatile memory to decrease overhead when starting up.

For example, preprocessor directives customized to a particular set of requirements and processed during compilation of software system will become configurations.

At the end of image acquisition the automatic montage software produced a final compilation image of the all z-projected fields.