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A lump or nodule of stone from which other tools are made; flakes are often removed by striking it with another stone.
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Internet Council of Registrars. A non-profit membership association of Internet domain name registrars. CORE web site
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In the Unix environments, core is a synonim of central memory, or RAM. The word is due to the fact the the original central memory forms were implemented as a network of magnetic iron nucleous: the nucleous memory, or core. For this reason, often, when a process teminates abnormally, the operating system dumps the image of its core memory. This file has the name core dump (obviously) and can be later on analysed by using diagnostic tools.
Ãâó: a2.pluto.it/a2813.htm
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Internet Council of Registrars. A non-profit membership association of Internet domain name registrars. CORE web site
Ãâó: www.cdt.org/dns/glossary.shtml
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| core |
In the Unix environments, core is a synonim of central memory, or RAM. The word is due to the fact the the original central memory forms were implemented as a network of magnetic iron nucleous: the nucleous memory, or core. For this reason, often, when a process teminates abnormally, the operating system dumps the image of its core memory. This file has the name core dump (obviously) and can be later on analysed by using diagnostic tools.
Ãâó: a2.pluto.it/a2813.htm
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