HP Visualize c3000 - Workstation Manuál s instrukcemi stáhnout pdf (Strana 193)

Glossary

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process A computing

environment in which you may

execute programs; a program

currently running in the system.

process ID A unique

identification number assigned to

all processes by the operating

system. Also referred to as a PID

See also PID.

processor internal memory A

storage area in a processor (for

example, EEPROM) that is set at

the time of a high-priority machine

check (HPMC), low-priority

machine check, soft boot or TOC,

and is composed of the architected

state save error parameters, and

hardware version-dependent

regions.

program A unit of executable

code, in source-code or binary form.

Most HP-UX commands and

routines consist of programs.

prompt A message or symbol

displayed by the system to let you

know that it is ready for your

input.

push button A graphic control

that simulates a real-life push

button. Use the pointer and mouse

to push the button and start an

action or set a state.

R-S

RAM Random-access memory.

ROM Read-only memory.

root See superuser.

scroll bar A vertical or horizontal

bar located on the side or bottom of

a window that allows the user to

view information that does not fit

within the window.

SCSI See Small Computer

System Interface.

SCSI ID The address of a

peripheral device connected to a

SCSI bus.

server A program that controls all

access to input and output devices.

session The time between when

you log in and when you log out.

Also called a “work session” or a

“login session.” See also current

session.

shell A command-line interpreter

program used to invoke programs.

Some examples of HP-UX shells

are the Bourne, Korn, Key, and C

shells. Sometimes referred to as a

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