own coding

[′ōn ′kōd·iŋ]

(computer science)

A series of instructions added to a standard software routine to change or extend the routine so that it can carry out special tasks.

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Renesas established its own coding style and reduced code size by almost half with SystemC to create the HEVC IP at a high level of abstraction.

Cadence compiler helps shorten development time

The team has also started working on developing its own coding language from the ground up, which they said would mean they could run more secure software.

Hackers offer a safety net

RemotePass has a server-based HTTP connection with its own coding, running via port 80, which according to the company ensures a problem-free connection structure despite firewalls, proxy-servers, routers or any other security system.

RemotePass launches RemotePass Access

As an aspirational and advisory matter--as distinct from something I might be forced to do by law--I actually appreciate the W3 guidelines, which have helped improve my own coding style.

Access Excess

Most of our judges have seen their own coding activity greatly simplified by this cross-platform code editor, and as developers, they admire MicroEdge's creation of Slick-C to both build and extend Visual SlickEdit as needed.

MicroEdge's Visual SlickEdit Wins Jolt Hall of Fame Award

All entries were publicly viewable in real-time, therefore contestants were actively learning from each other's code by adapting results for re-entry -- displaying their own coding craftsmanship.

The MathWorks Breaks Boundaries in Collaborative Computing Over the Web With Worldwide Programming Contest

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