Научная литература
booksshare.net -> Добавить материал -> Лингвистика -> Гольцова Е.В. -> "Английский язык для пользователей ПК и программистов" -> 36

Английский язык для пользователей ПК и программистов - Гольцова Е.В.

Гольцова Е.В. Английский язык для пользователей ПК и программистов — Спб.: Учитель и ученик, 2002. — 480 c.
ISBN 5-7931-0086-5
Скачать (прямая ссылка): englishdlyapolzpk2002.djvu
Предыдущая << 1 .. 30 31 32 33 34 35 < 36 > 37 38 39 40 41 42 .. 165 >> Следующая


108 Урок З

table always starts from I/O address 0, but you can choose not to provide the bitmask for upper I/O addresses. Any part of the bitmask that you do'not provide is assumed to be 1, and therefore, access is not granted to those ports.

The bitmask array, called the I/O Permission bit Map (IOPM), is stored in the Task State Segment (TSS) structure in main memory, which is contained in a special, segment referenced by the segment selector in the processor' s Task Register (TR) . The location of the IOPM within the TSS is flexible. The offset of the IOPM within the TSS is stored in a 2-byte integer at location Охбб in the TSS.

Упражнение 18. Вы внимательно читали Тексты (урок 5 и 6)? Можете ли теперь расшифровать сокращения?

DDK; CPL; CS; IOPL; TSS; TR; ЮРМ;

Упражнение 19. Переведите:

Listing Three

/*From inspection of the TSS we know that NT's default IOPM offset is 0x20AD.

From an inspection of a dump of a process structure, we can find the bytes 'AD 20' at offset 0x30. This is where NT stores the IOPM offset for each process, so that I/O access can be granted on a process-by-process basis.

This portion of the process structure is not documented in the DDK. This kernel mode driver fragment illustrates the brute force method of poking the IOPM base into the process structure. */

void GiveIOO {

char*CurProc;

CurProc = loGetCurrentProcessO; ((USHORT)(CurProc + 0x30)) = 0x88 Грамматика

Существительные с предлогами

Грамматика этого урока разнообразия ради рассчитана только на запоминание.

Фиксированные сочетания предлогов с существительными надо учить наизусть. Их правильное употребление в устной и письменной речи — хороший тон.

Как мы уже поняли, служебные слова крайне важны в английском, предлоги в частности. Есть два момента, которые надо помнить, имея дело с английским существительным:

1) С существительными надо употреблять правильные предлоги.

2) Знать точное расположение предлогов — до или после существительного.

§ 1. Предлоги с существительными надо употреблять правильно, если вы хотите правильно понять ситуацию.

V In the end — наконец, результат ситуации, at the end — в конце; то, когда происходит ситуация.

At the end of the work we got the results and in the end we understood that the solution of our problem was very easy.

time — пунктуально, не поздно, in time — достаточно быстро для чего-то, чтобы сделать что-то.

We hope to obtain the results on time. We hope to get your remarks in time to debug the program.

Более того, есть существительные, которые требуют совершенно определенных предлогов, и их лучше замечать и заучивать, внимательно читая любой английский текст.

110 Урок 8

Предлоги после существительного: An advantage/disadvantage of

The advantages of our software are much greater than its weak points. An answer to

I don't know the answef to the question. An attitude to/towards

My attitude to such a way of working is negative. A cause of

Nobody knows the cause of such behavior. A cheque for

To finish the work we need a cheque for $1000. Damage to

The damage to the program would be great. A demand /need for

There is a demand for such programs and we 'Il fulfil it. A decrease/increase in

There is a constant increase in the need for such programs. A fall/rise in

A fall in our work is quite understandable. An invitation to

We won't be invited to the party. A key to

A key to the problem was lost. A photograph/picture of

I like to have photographs of my family on my desk. A reaction to

We can't predict the reaction to the thing done for the first time. A reason for

There was no reason for delaying the start of the experiment. A relationship/ connection/contact with

We can't but stop the work in connection with this problem. We must have a good relationship with our partners.

A relationship/ connection/contact/difference between (two things) There is no connection between the problem and the work.

There is some difference between these problems. A reply to

I'll explain the reason in my reply to your letter. A solution to

Canyou find a solution to the problem?

111 Английский для пользователей ПК

Предлоги перед существительным:

(То do) by accident

It was by accident.

(To have) for breakfast/lunch/dinner/supper What do you like to eat for breakfast?

(To be) on a business/holiday/trip/tour/excursion/cruise/expedition I am on business trip here in London.

(To do) by chance

Many discoveries are known to be made by chance.

(To pay) by cheque/ to pay (in) cash

Did you pay by cheque for your computer or did you pay cash?

(To be) on a diet

I'll have to go on a diet

(To go) for a drink/walk/swim

Let s have a break and go for a drink.

(To be) on fire

Don't be in a hurry with the program. The building's not on fire.

(To be/to fall) in love with

I can tell you that I am really in love with computers.

(To do) by mistake

Предыдущая << 1 .. 30 31 32 33 34 35 < 36 > 37 38 39 40 41 42 .. 165 >> Следующая

Реклама

c1c0fc952cf0704ad12d6af2ad3bf47e03017fed

Есть, чем поделиться? Отправьте
материал
нам
Авторские права © 2009 BooksShare.
Все права защищены.
Rambler's Top100

c1c0fc952cf0704ad12d6af2ad3bf47e03017fed