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reentrant program

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reentrant program [rē′en·trənt ‚prō‚gram]
(computer science)
A subprogram in a time-sharing or multiprogramming system that can be shared by a number of users, and can therefore be applied to a given user program, interrupted and applied to some other user program, and then reentered at the point of interruption of the original user program. Also known as reentrant code.


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The C++ compiler is an advanced, optimizing compiler which supports reentrant programs and incorporates new C++ language features such as templates, inline functions, and direct compilation to assembly language eliminating workaround solutions like Cfront.
The C++ compiler is an advanced, optimizing compiler which supports reentrant programs and incorporates new C++ language features such as templates, in-line functions, and direct compilation to assembly language eliminating Cfront processing solutions.
The C++ Compiler is an advanced, optimizing compiler which supports reentrant programs.
 
 
 
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