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/ˈneɪtɪv ɛɡˈzɛkʃən/ · na·tive ex·e·cu·tion
noun
- The process of executing machine code that is natively understood by a computer's processor, without the need for interpretation or emulation. The compiler optimized the code for native execution, resulting in a significant performance boost.
- A type of code that is designed to be executed natively by a computer's processor, without the need for interpretation or emulation. The native execution code was written in assembly language and provided a direct interface to the hardware.
Did you know? The concept of native execution is crucial in the development of high-performance applications, such as games and scientific simulations, where every millisecond counts.