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IL

IL

9.9
A low-level code format that .NET compilers make before creating machine code
  • noun
  • Specialized
translation icon : Lenguaje Intermedio
  • The developer wrote the application in C#, which is converted to IL for the .NET framework.

Examples

  • In Microsoft .NET, the IL code is compiled to native instructions during execution.

  • Understanding IL is essential for optimizing performance in .NET applications.

  • I instead of mail I did dot capital IL or whatever it is they just get a knock on the door.

  • So that will be the duty cycle times the IL square times the RDS on.

  • And in my boost converter, IL is the same thing as I one, right?

  • Or do you wait until the company has actually proven that in normal IL they're able to produce vehicles at a decent margin?

  • Any wave function that looks like E to the IL Theta, it doesn't matter what its R dependence is, it will be an angular momentum eigenstate.

  • Overproduction of IL-23 by antigen-presenting cells represents a possible link between excessive IL-1 stimulation and overproduction of IL-17 in IL-1Ra-deficient mice.

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Synonyms

computer language
vsIL
  • Specialized
2 4.1

A way of writing instructions for a computer

is a low level intermediate form later compiled into native instructions

Idioms

comme il faut
  • Formal
1 9.9

Proper and polite in a way accepted by society

Compounds

1 9.9

The title used by Benito Mussolini, the fascist dictator of Italy from 1925 to 1945

Il Duce
  • Offensive
9.9

A name people use to compare a political leader to Mussolini as a dictator

Surface Forms

IL singular
ILs plural

Etymology

IL in computing stands for Intermediate Language, a 'middle' form of code that sits between the program you write and the instructions the computer actually runs. That's why developers read IL to see how high-level code will be turned into work for the machine.