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  1. oop - What is the definition of "interface" in object oriented ...

    May 19, 2010 · In object oriented programming, an interface generally defines the set of methods (or messages) that an instance of a class that has that interface could respond to. What adds to the confusion is that in some languages, like Java, there is an actual interface with its language specific semantics.

  2. How does a real time clock interface with a computer?

    Apr 10, 2018 · So you'd probably want an off-chip battery-backed RTC to keep time when the computer is off, and either let the OS keep track of scale factors and offsets for rdtsc like x86 does, or allow the OS to program the CPU's internal time so the read-clock instruction gives absolute time in nanoseconds directly (e.g. split into 64-bit seconds / 64-bit ...

  3. Does CLI mean anything other than "command line interface"?

    Oct 7, 2008 · Command line interface (computer tech interaction) Command line interpreter (command line shell) Call Level Interface (an SQL database management API) Common Language Infrastructure (a Microsoft .NET Framework specification) CLI (x86 instruction)

  4. Difference between interface and service (networking)?

    At a typical interface, the layer n+1 entity passes an IDU (Interface Data Unit) to the layer n entity through the SAP. The IDU consists of an SDU (Service Data Unit) and some control information. The SDU is the information passes across the network to the peer entity and then up to layer n+1 ( …

  5. How do interfaces work and How to use them in practical …

    Oct 16, 2014 · as you see the interface itself is a contract, which is a combination of: 'how' do i call it: e.g. what name does it have, what types are involved. syntax. 'what' does it do: what is the effect of using the interface. this is documented either by good naming and/or javadoc.

  6. What is the difference between a protocol and an interface in …

    Oct 6, 2020 · But if you have communication endpoints you talk to over a network to trigger functionality, e.g. a REST API, than the sum of all these endpoints and their parameters can be called an interface, while triggering one of the interface functions would be done via a HTTP request and HTTP is a protocol and defines how data is transferred.

  7. user interface - What is the difference between GUI and UI? - Stack ...

    Nov 5, 2018 · The graphic user interface is where you control the machine in a graphical environment. Usually you control a computer by keyboard and mouse and you see all information on a screen. You see what your input is (what you want to control) and what the output is (the information the computer gives back) all on screen. " The link is below.

  8. How to get started with hardware interface programming?

    Jul 9, 2009 · The advantage of using a parallel port is you start with a break out of the I/O pins. You can typically control 8 devices with a very simple to build interface. Most platforms gave a simple way to gain access to the LPT ports without too much effort and again they are very easy to interface. Quick results for tutorials... Parallel Port Programming

  9. What is IDL? - Stack Overflow

    Mar 22, 2009 · IDL is an acronym for Interface Definition Language of which there are several variations depending on the vendor or standard group that defined the language. The goal of an IDL is to describe the interface for some service so that clients wanting to use the service will know what methods and properties, the interface, the service provides.

  10. How does Software/Code actually communicate with Hardware?

    Jun 15, 2010 · The software uses the APM (Advanced Power Management) interface in BIOS to control the power circuits in the computer. When the computer is off, it can still be turned on without physically pulling a switch, for example by a Wake on LAN signal from a …

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