NOUN
- the time at which a (software or multimedia) program is run
- (computer science) the length of time it takes to execute a software program
How To Use run-time In A Sentence
- Not all computer science focuses on the run-times of algorithms or the nature of computability. Is This Science?
- Mono is a run-time and C# compiler, but the team has included just-in-time support an IDE, and intriguingly, both a Visual Basic runtime and a Java VM.
- Serial Process Run-time pattern (see Resources), shown in Figure 11, allows the OTMPS to interact with different applications in a serial manner.
- This job starts the local area multicomputer software, which is a user-level, dæmon-based run-time environment.
- Further, heuristical simplifications are described to reduce run-times for the optimization process.
- The run-time code is loaded on to a real processor and translated on the fly into the chip's native instruction set.
- In contrast, an OODB allows for late binding of data types or binding of data types at run-time.
- What the company is releasing is source code for the database of automated solutions, the tools to develop solutions, and the run-time version of the symptom and detection engine.
- Hence, the New Reality Run-time is a run-time that optimizes for REST and Scripts.
- Content can be customized at run-time using an XML description of the client, user settings, and content structure.
