17:29 Jul 25, 2005 |
English to Malay translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Computers: Software | |||||||
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menukar output penyusun/pengompil kpd bahasa pengaturcaraan peringkat tinggi yg lebih ramah pengguna Explanation: sh, - i don't think there exists an equivalent term in malay yet. - i'm just trying with my suggestion to say what 'to decompile' is in the most precise way in malay w/out sacrificing any aspect of the term's meaning. - 'higher-level programming language' = bahasa pengaturcaraan peringkat tinggi [karyanet]; and 'can be read by human' => user-friendly => ramah pengguna [karyanet]. - btw, here's wiki's def: A decompiler is a computer program that translates executable programs (the output from a compiler) into an equivalent (relatively) high level language (source code). |
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menyahsenarai Explanation: de- = down, away; completely; added to verbs and their derivatives to form verbs and nouns implying removal or reversal. compile = collect into a list, volume, etc.; accumulate; produce. compile = "menyusun, susun". Reference: http://www.astro.tv/af3/AF3TermsAndConditions.aspx |
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menyahsenarai Explanation: de- = down, away; completely; added to verbs and their derivatives to form verbs and nouns implying removal or reversal. compile = collect into a list, volume, etc.; accumulate; produce. compile = "menyusun, susun". -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 6 hrs 48 mins (2005-07-26 00:17:46 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Ayat ini terdapat di dalam internet: \"Anda tidak boleh menyalin Perisian tersebut ke dalam mana-mana server atau lokasi lain untuk tujuan produksi semula atau pengedaran semula lanjut. Anda tidak boleh menjurutera semula (\'reengineer\'), menyahsenarai (\'decompile\'), menyelerakkan (\'disassemble\') atau \" Reference: http://www.astro.tv/af3/AF3TermsAndConditions.aspx |
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menyahsusun Explanation: Karyanet: compile (Komputer) = susun Reference: http://www.karyanet.com.my/knet/index.php?tpf=istilah_karyan... |
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menyahkompil Explanation: suitable |
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menyusun semula Explanation: The act of decompiling is the opposite of the act of compiling. |
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menukar jadi kod sumber Explanation: As an IT person and hobbyist programmer myself, I have to admit there is no such word in Malaysia, and it's one of the few thing that better stay in the same in sound pronunciation - just like television, radio, etc. A lot of Malay computer book actually use the word 'nyahkompil', and some 'dekompil'. Reader will then refer to the back of the book to know what it's mean, although by the time the reader read such word in a programming book, they know what it is already. But 'nyahsusun' is wrong, because 'compile' is not 'susun' in the first place, it was more of translation from code into binary / machine language. I could go on and on (and I wrote a programming book!) and I myself use 'dekompil'. That's all. Any other translation, IMHO, just make the matter worse. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 980 days (2008-04-01 11:28:11 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- One other thing, 'kod sumber' does not mean original source code, just source code. Usually it's in assembly, although there are asm to C converter out there. Unless it's decompiling byte script (like original Java Script), which can lead to original source code. That's why some people wrote scrambler tool, to the byte code can still be decompiled, but it would be hard to understand. |
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