Usage of "infinite loop"

русский

бесконечный цикл

португальский

laço infinito

испанский

bucle infinito

каталонский

bucle infinit

Programming idiom.

Похожие термины

programming idiom

бесконечный цикл

Использование термина infinite loop на английском

With recursive aliasing available it would seem possible to create an infinite loop: 
 Learning the bash shell, 3rd edition 

But although the circle was an infinite loop, it wasn't a closed circuit. 
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I Googled that, increasing a seemingly infinite loop of irony. 
 Raging Heat 

The answer to this question lies in how MySQL prevents an infinite loop in replication. 
 High performance mysql, 2nd edition 

The phone at Claiborne rang in an infinite loop. 
 Zeitoun 

It's what's known as an infinite loop. 
 BBC 

We have this infinite loop of color. 
 Wired 

Either way, you're stuck in an infinite loop, where the mobile site will keep loading no matter what. 
 Wired 

In the above example, he talks about what an infinite loop is in the field of computer science. 
 Wired 

The slash is needed before the username to create a terminal mail destination and avoid an infinite loop. 
 Essential system administration, 3rd edition 

You are now falling endlessly through the holes, over and over again, in a dreamlike, self-created infinite loop. 
 Wired 

The Sync Dashboard frequently timed out or threw infinite loop redirect warnings and even when it did work, syncing was unacceptably slow. 
 Wired 

In seven of their eight tests, Jolt identified the infinite loop within half a second or less and allowed the program to continue. 
 Wired 

Even now I can hear the raspy Russian voice saying it over and over again in an infinite loop in between training sessions. 
 Beyond exile: day by day armageddon 

This is a very practical concern, because an infinite loop is a common type of bug that can subtly creep in to one's code. 
 Wired 

Every letter you get rid of is instantly replaced by another, creating an addictive, infinite loop of racing the clock and forming three-letter words. 
 The Irish Times 