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stack pointer SP
Stapelzeiger SP
Voce OpenDict
stack pointer, SP SOST
stack pointer, SP INFORM
stack pointer, SP INFORM
Voce OpenDict
stack pointer, SP SOST
stack pointer, SP INFORM
point·er [ˈpɔɪntəʳ, ingl am -ɚ] SOST
1. pointer (on dial):
Zeiger m <-s, ->
2. pointer (rod):
Zeigestock m <-(e)s, -stöcke>
3. pointer usu pl colloq:
Tipp m <-s, -s> colloq
Hinweis m <-es, -e>
4. pointer (indicator):
Gradmesser m <-s, -> fig
5. pointer ZOOL:
Pointer m <-s, ->
6. pointer INFORM (variable):
I. stack [stæk] SOST
1. stack:
stack of videos
Stapel m <-s, ->
stack of papers
Stoß m <-es, Stö̱·ße>
2. stack colloq (large amount):
Haufen m <-s, -> sl
3. stack of hay, straw:
Schober m <-s, ->
4. stack MUS:
stack of hi-fi equipment
5. stack MILIT:
6. stack (in library):
Magazin nt <-s, -e>
7. stack INFORM:
8. stack (chimney):
Kamin m <-s, -e> CH
9. stack ingl brit (measure):
10. stack ingl Aus colloq (road accident):
Crash m <-s, -s> sl
II. stack [stæk] VB vb trans
1. stack (arrange in pile):
to stack sth
to stack hay dated
2. stack (fill):
3. stack usu passive AVIAZ:
locuzioni:
to stack the cards [or ingl am deck]
stack SOST handel
stack SOST
Present
Istack
youstack
he/she/itstacks
westack
youstack
theystack
Past
Istacked
youstacked
he/she/itstacked
westacked
youstacked
theystacked
Present Perfect
Ihavestacked
youhavestacked
he/she/ithasstacked
wehavestacked
youhavestacked
theyhavestacked
Past Perfect
Ihadstacked
youhadstacked
he/she/ithadstacked
wehadstacked
youhadstacked
theyhadstacked
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Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
When at the starting station the operator pressed a key, the corresponding pointer was deflected at the receiving station.
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A mouse moves the graphical pointer by being slid across a smooth surface.
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The burial of the male dead in a sitting position with the legs in a yoga position is a pointer to the latter.
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The interrupt vector is used as a pointer (4-bytes little endian) to the address of a possible interrupt handler.
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Where the library had previously used pointer and reference types directly, it would now only refer to the types defined by the allocator.
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