Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

déroutage du programme

English translation:

abnormal execution

Added to glossary by Yolanda Broad
Jul 25, 2003 09:02
21 yrs ago
French term

déroutage du programme

French to English Tech/Engineering
le RUNTIME C++ s'occupe de restaurer les données allouées sur la pile, et ceci dans le cas d'un " throw " et de déroutage brutal de votre programme (déroutage = Variation du flux d’exécution, le programme quitte son flux prévu pour se brancher ailleurs.)

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abnormal execution

The C++ runtime system will restore data on the stack in case of a throw or abnormal execution.

This 'déroutage' thing is really odd - but maybe it just means 'crash' and the French just had to have their own word for it?

Anyway that's how I would put it - it's technically correct (describes what actually happens) and broad enough.
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program diversion

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Peer comment(s):

disagree Alexandru Pojoga : never heard of this...
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French term (edited): d�routage du programme

crash

possible
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program FAILURE

see here for all C+++ RUNTIME failures

sounds like a thread problem such as

deadlock

www.boost.org/libs/thread/doc/overview.html - 10k - Cached
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cf déroutement

<<déroutement. n.m. (angl. trap). Rupture de séquence avec préservation du contexte, qui survient à la suite d'un événement interne (débordement, violation de protection, ...). [Le déroutement est provoqué matériellement par un signal d'intérruption].
[Dict. de l'informatique, Larousse]

<<trap. See interrupt.>>
<<interrupt. A request-for-attention signal .... An interrupt, sometimes called a trap, causes the microporvessor to suspend its current operations, save the status of its work, and transfer control to a special routine, known as an interrupt handler ...>>
[Microsoft Press Computer Dictionary]
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