Computer studies ! Post your doubts here =)

[:: A^]

like the way u left the post just above yours unanswered

yup!! Jus the way my post was unanswered!! PEACE!

 

[haha101]

For any definitions please refer to the Glossary

http://www.xtremepapers.com/community/attachments/glossary-pdf.9917/

 

[haha101]

yup!! Jus the way my post was unanswered!! PEACE!

what was ur post ??? Repost it

 

[bogus]

yup!! Jus the way my post was unanswered!! PEACE!

PEACE

 

[bogus]

english ka paper kia khatam ho gaya, perplexed ka matlab bhi yaad nahin aa raha!

Ye lo
http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/...el/Computer Studies (7010)/7010_w11_ms_13.pdf

 

[:: A^]

what was ur post ??? Repost it

Guys i need the definitions for: Validation, Verification and Differences between compiler and interpreter....

too late...i got it though!!

 

[bogus]

too late...i got it though!!

Peace?

 

[bogus]

For any definitions please refer to the Glossary

http://www.xtremepapers.com/community/attachments/glossary-pdf.9917/

i don't trust it

 

[haha101]

Bogus its the best there is !

 

[bogus]

Bogus its the best there is !

 

[youarecrazy4]

what does interrupt mean?

 

[bogus]

what does interrupt mean?

It is an automatic signal generated by a device that stops the execution of the currently running program like when a printer is out of paper

 

[SalmanPakRocks]

what does interrupt mean?

That's a signal that's generated to gain the attention of the user that error has occured.

 

[bogus]

That's a signal that's generated to gain the attention of the user that error has occured.

exactly what i said !

 

[SalmanPakRocks]

exactly what i said !

Sorry, didn't noticed.

 

[taimoor.08]

Sorry, didn't noticed.

a signal generated by a device to cause a break in the exceution of a program for example keystroke

 

[leosco1995]

That's a signal that's generated to gain the attention of the user that error has occured.

But it doesn't necessary mean an error has occurred.

 

[SalmanPakRocks]

But it doesn't necessary mean an error has occurred.

Most of the cases it's due to error. Correct me if I m wrong.

 

[leosco1995]

Most of the cases it's due to error. Correct me if I m wrong.

But interrupts don't happen all the time which is what your definition is implying. Here are some examples:

Certain commands in programming codes generate software interrupts to, for example, create a new process or request something from the OS.
A system timer could send an interrupt after a set amount of time to trigger something.
As someone mentioned above, keystrokes and mouse moves also.
Disk interrupts telling the user some data transfer has been successful.

All of the above use interrupts, but they don't cause any error. Interrupts can cause errors but not all the time (to my knowledge). I think it would be better if you didn't mention that part in your answer though because errors don't always happen in interrupts.

 

[bogus]

so fact remains trust my definition