briques logicielles
English translation: add-on software
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| na | add-on software |
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| na | software bricks |
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| na | building blocks |
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| na | (See comment) |
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add-on software Explanation: or add-on modules brique = brick Just like the Pink Floyd's wall construction. This simply refers to a modular design of a software that allows to extend it through add-on modules. These modules are independant (more or less in reality: some of them may require the presence of some other), each bringing it's own features can usually be purchased separately HTH a long struggle for surviving among computers ! |
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software bricks Explanation: I have here a translation of a whole passage from a website (done by themselves). Just for you! * French version * "Nous sommes partis de ce que j’appelle des “briques” de logiciel," explique René Tain," c’est à dire des éléments ouverts, paramétrables, qui serviront de base à des logiciels sur-mesure adaptés à chaque client." * English version * "We started from what I call software "bricks", René Tain explains, in other words from open elements, that are skeletal, and that will be used as a base for tailor-made software, adapted to each customer." |
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(Comlementary of the above) Explanation: By the way, this is a real PRO question! |
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building blocks Explanation: this refers to the building blocks which are made up from object classes. see the website below which is in both english and french. Here is some context in English: BOAR makes each micro-service a first class service, with a well-defined interface. Different policies for providing a particular micro-service are implemented by different object classes. These classes constitute building blocks. A replicated object is then constructed by assembling the building blocks of interest. These building blocks can be picked up from existing libraries or developped by the application programmer on its own. A replicated object can be adapted just by replacing one or several of its components with blocks implementing the appropriate policies. now the same paragraph in French: BOAR fait des micro-services des services à part entière et présentant chacun une interface bien définie. Chaque micro-service est réalisé par une classe, qui constitue une brique logicielle autonome. La mise en oeuvre d'un objet répliqué consiste donc en un assemblage de briques logicielles, soit prises des bibliothèques existantes, soit réalisées par le programmeur de l'application. Pour limiter la charge des programmeurs d'applications, BOAR offre un ensemble de bibliothèques de briques logicielles réalisant les politiques les plus couramment utilisées pour notamment, le contrôle de concurrence, la gestion de cohérence, la liaison, le placement des réplicats, et la communication de groupe. BOAR comprend aussi une plate-forme qui offre les mécanismes de base nécessaires pour le support des objets répartis. <http://www-sor.inria.fr/icons/crossR.gif> Reference: http://www-sor.inria.fr/projects/boar/index.html.en |
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(See comment) Explanation: Tu as choisi "add-on software". Naturellement, c'est toi qui decide. Mais, au moins, ne le met pas dans le glossaire. I gave you a true example of how the term is *actually* used in the market! |
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