memory access
英 [ˈmeməri ˈækses]
美 [ˈmeməri ˈækses]
存储访问,内存访问;存取存储器
英英释义
noun
- (computer science) the operation of reading or writing stored information
双语例句
- With AIX uDAPL, you can incorporate the features provided by the API, including the capability to do remote direct memory access ( RDMA).
通过使用AIXuDAPL,可以利用API提供的特性,包括远程直接内存访问(RDMA)。 - We also add the'unsafe'keyword since direct memory access isn't thread safe.
我们也添加了“不安全”的关键词因为直接内存获取并不安全。 - NUMA support ( Non-Uniform Memory Access, memory design for multiprocessors) allows virtual machines to efficiently access large amounts of memory.
NUMA支持(非一致性内存访问,针对多处理器的内存设计)允许虚拟机有效地访问大量内存。 - On the other side are the technological advances made in the platform, including architectures ( multiprocessing, symmetric multithreading, non-uniform memory access [ NUMA]) and virtualization.
另一方面,它要考虑平台方面的技术进步,包括架构(多处理、对称多线程、非一致内存访问[NUMA]和虚拟化)。 - Because workloads with high Symmetrix cache read-hit rates are serviced at memory access speed, storing the data needed on EFDs may not result in a significant increase in performance.
因为具有高Symmetrix缓存读中率的工作负载都是以内存访问速度实现的,所以在EFD中存储所需要的数据可能不会对性能有大的改进。 - The first copy is performed by the DMA engine, which reads file contents from the disk and stores them into a kernel address space buffer.
直接内存存取(directmemoryaccess,DMA)引擎执行了第一次拷贝(参见图1),它从磁盘中读取文件内容,然后将它们存储到一个内核地址空间缓存区中。 - To enable memory access, it provides put and set methods for ints, chars, and bytes.
为允许内存访问,它为int、char和byte提供了put和set方法。 - When AME is enabled for an LPAR, the operating system starts compressing and decompressing data in memory based on the workload's memory access pattern.
在为LPAR启用AME时,操作系统将开始根据工作负载的内存访问模式压缩和解压缩内存中的数据。 - For C and C++ programs ( not Java or. NET), Purify works by inserting extra instructions around every memory access the program performs.
对于C和C++程序(而不是Java或者.NET),Purify通过在这个程序执行中的每一个内存访问周围插入额外的指令来工作。 - The index register is added to the specified address, and the result is used as the address for the memory access.
索引寄存器会与某个指定的地址相加,结果用作访问内存时使用的地址。
