herunterfahren Wie jedes andere moderne Betriebssystem, bei dem Dateioperationen das Zwischenspeichern (Caching) beinhalten, um die Perfor- mance zu erhöhen, erfordert auch das Debian-System eine Prozedur zum Make (meistens zu finden in der Sektion non-free/doc). • Firmware packages containing sourceless binary data such as ones listed in Abschnitt 9.10.5 as non-free-firmware. (mostly found in the non-free-firmware/kernel may still wish to run versions of programs which aren’t available in that suite. Even if you find binary packages of such programs in other Debian suites or in other non-Debian resources, their requirements

angegebenen Werte der Stati linear über die in der Zeitlinie gesetzten Zeitpunkte interpoliert werden. binary binary Lässt für den Teilnehmer zwei Stati zu, zwischen denen er wechseln kann clock clocked stellt offset 10 binary "Binary" as B concise "Concise" as C robust "Robust" as R analog "Analog" as A @0 C is Idle R is Idle A is 0 @100 PlantUML Sprachreferenz (1.2023.11) 219 / 528 10.2 Binary and Clock and QA-11288] 10.2 Binary and Clock It’s also possible to have binary and clock signal, using the following keywords: • binary • clock @startuml clock clk with period 1 binary "Enable" as EN @0 EN

clock: A 'clocked' signal that repeatedly transitions from high to low • binary: A specific signal restricted to only 2 states (binary). You define state change using the @ notation, and the is verb. @startuml Waiting @enduml 9.2 Binary and Clock It's also possible to have binary and clock signal, using the following keywords: • binary • clock @startuml clock clk with period 1 binary "Enable" as EN @0 EN keyword and starting the name with a :. @XX as : @startuml clock clk with period 1 binary "enable" as EN concise "dataBus" as db @0 as :start @5 as :en_high @10 as :en_low @:start EN is

clock: A 'clocked' signal that repeatedly transitions from high to low • binary: A specific signal restricted to only 2 states (binary). You define state change using the @ notation, and the is verb. @startuml Waiting @enduml 9.2 Binary and Clock It's also possible to have binary and clock signal, using the following keywords: • binary • clock @startuml clock clk with period 1 binary "Enable" as EN @0 EN keyword and starting the name with a :. @XX as : @startuml clock clk with period 1 binary "enable" as EN concise "dataBus" as db @0 as :start @5 as :en_high @10 as :en_low @:start EN is

clock: A ’clocked’ signal that repeatedly transitions from high to low • binary: A specific signal restricted to only 2 states (binary). You define state change using the @ notation, and the is verb. @startuml Waiting @enduml 10.2 Binary and Clock It’s also possible to have binary and clock signal, using the following keywords: • binary • clock @startuml clock clk with period 1 binary "Enable" as EN @0 EN keyword and starting the name with a :. @XX as : @startuml clock clk with period 1 binary "enable" as EN concise "dataBus" as db @0 as :start @5 as :en_high @10 as :en_low @:start EN is

clock: A ’clocked’ signal that repeatedly transitions from high to low • binary: A specific signal restricted to only 2 states (binary). You define state change using the @ notation, and the is verb. @startuml Waiting @enduml 10.2 Binary and Clock It’s also possible to have binary and clock signal, using the following keywords: • binary • clock @startuml clock clk with period 1 binary "Enable" as EN @0 EN keyword and starting the name with a :. @XX as : @startuml clock clk with period 1 binary "enable" as EN concise "dataBus" as db @0 as :start @5 as :en_high @10 as :en_low @:start EN is

clock: A ’clocked’ signal that repeatedly transitions from high to low • binary: A specific signal restricted to only 2 states (binary). You define state change using the @ notation, and the is verb. @startuml Waiting @enduml 10.2 Binary and Clock It’s also possible to have binary and clock signal, using the following keywords: • binary • clock @startuml clock clk with period 1 binary "Enable" as EN @0 EN keyword and starting the name with a :. @XX as : @startuml clock clk with period 1 binary "enable" as EN concise "dataBus" as db @0 as :start @5 as :en_high @10 as :en_low @:start EN is

0X080000000; fixed-point - 0.0, -3.14 floating-point - 3.23e-23; string - 'text', 'don''t!'; binary string - x'48656C6C6F20776F726C64' date - DATE '2018-01-19'; time - TIME '15:12:56'; FB_FALSE dargestellt. • Der Wert TRUE ist größer als der Wert FALSE. 3.7. Binärdatentypen BLOBs (Binary Large Objects) sind komplexe Strukturen, die verwendet werden, um Text und binäre Daten undefinierter Daten an. Firebird bietet zwei vordefinierte Untertypen zum Speichern von Benutzerdaten: Subtyp 0: BINARY Wenn kein Subtyp angegeben wird, wird angenommen, dass die Spezifikation für nicht typisierte Daten

vollständige Kopie des Prozedurquellcodes zusammen mit einer “kompilierten” Kopie, die als BLR (Binary Language Representation) bezeichnet wird. Es ist das BLR, das vom Server ausgeführt wird, der Quellcode