Difference between revisions of "Frame"
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* A [[stack frame]], the data block on the [[stack]] in most [[subroutine|procedure]]-oriented [[programming language]]s which records, and stores the data related to, a particular invocation of a particular procedure. | * A [[stack frame]], the data block on the [[stack]] in most [[subroutine|procedure]]-oriented [[programming language]]s which records, and stores the data related to, a particular invocation of a particular procedure. | ||
| − | * A [[communication frame]], in [[data | + | * A [[communication frame]], in [[data network]]ing, a unit of data sent on a [[communication link]]. |
{{disambiguation}} | {{disambiguation}} | ||
Latest revision as of 10:54, 8 October 2025
The term frame has two different meanings:
- A stack frame, the data block on the stack in most procedure-oriented programming languages which records, and stores the data related to, a particular invocation of a particular procedure.
- A communication frame, in data networking, a unit of data sent on a communication link.
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