machine code

英 [məˈʃiːn kəʊd]

美 [məˈʃiːn koʊd]

n.  机器码

计算机

牛津词典

noun

• 机器码
  a code in which instructions are written in the form of numbers so that a computer can understand and act on them

柯林斯词典

• 计算机语言；机器代码
  Machine codeis a way of expressing instructions and information in the form of numbers which can be understood by a computer or microchip.

英英释义

noun

• a set of instructions coded so that the computer can use it directly without further translation
  Synonym:machine language

双语例句

• The jit-compiler default behavior is to generate the highest performance, hardest to debug machine code.
  jit编译器的默认行为是生成性能最高、最不易于调试的机器码。
• Assembler Buffer: displays the current frame as machine code.
  Assembler（汇编器）Buffer：以机器码的形式显示当前frame。
• In this usage, a compiler would compile BCPL code into an intermediate machine code called O-code.
  在这种用法中，编译器会将BCPL代码编译成称为O-code的中间机器代码。
• The CPU architecture ( s) to generate machine code for.
  产生适合于CPU体系结构的机器码。
• Often the target language is a binary format like machine code, but not always.
  目标语言通常为二进制格式（如机器代码），但不总是这种格式。
• The JVM interpreted the bytecodes rather than compiling them to machine code and executing the machine code directly.
  JVM解释字节码，而不是把字节码编译成机器码并直接执行机器码。
• You can look at the generated machine code and see that there's a chunk of your program missing.
  您可以查看生成的机器码，查看是否漏了某块程序。
• Compiler: A system program that translates high-level language programs into machine code.
  编译程式：是一种系统程式，它把高阶层语言程式转为机器代码。
• In the1940s the first computer users wrote machine code by hand.
  在1940年第一台计算机的用户写道：机器代码的手。
• Each byte offset identifies a memory address used by a machine code instruction.
  每个字节位移用于标识一个机器代码指令使用的内存地址。