- Industry: Computer
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Sometimes referred to as “Big Blue” IBM is a multinational corporation headquartered in Armonk, New York. It manufactures computer hardware and software and provides information technology and services.
An area of virtual storage outside the address range of a virtual machine. It can contain read-only data or reentrant code. It connects discontiguous segments to a virtual machine's address space so programs can be fetched.
Industry:Software
A workstation that has some degree of processing capability and allows the user to change its functions.
Industry:Software
An area on a display where a user can enter information, unless the field is read-only. The boundaries of an entry field are usually indicated.
Industry:Software
An expression that has a value that can be determined during compilation and that does not change during the running of the program.
Industry:Software
A workstation that is attached to the first input/output processor that is capable of supporting workstations. If Operations Console has been configured, a personal computer (either at a local location or a remote location) becomes the primary system console.
Industry:Software
An area on tape or disk that is used to identify the tape volume and its owner.
Industry:Software
An expression that represents a data object that can be viewed, tested, and changed. An lvalue is usually the left operand in an assignment expression. See also rvalue.
Industry:Software
A workstation that is connected directly to the system without a need for data transmission functions. See also remote workstation.
Industry:Software
