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threaded
In computer science, threaded code is a programming technique where the code has a form that essentially consists entirely of calls to subroutines. It is often used in compilers, which may generate code in that form or be implemented in that form themselves. The code may be processed by an interpreter or it may simply be a sequence of machine code call instructions.
Threaded code has better density than code generated by alternative generation techniques and by alternative calling conventions. In cached architectures, it may execute slightly slower. However, a program that is small enough to fit in a computer processor's cache may run faster than a larger program that suffers many cache misses. Small programs may also be faster at thread switching, when other programs have filled the cache.
Threaded code is best known for its use in many compilers of programming languages, such as Forth, many implementations of BASIC, some implementations of COBOL, early versions of B, and other languages for small minicomputers and for amateur radio satellites.
Just came back from my sons school and noticed all radiators gas lines and water lines where all bsp threaded pipe it was all quite modern? Why is this? To make the pipes more durable
Trying to make a homemade adjustable kettle bell (Hungarian core blaster)
Need some advice where to buy the parts which are
3/4 tee
(handles) 2 lengths threaded 3/4 pipe approx 6 inch/150mm long
(down shaft) 3/4 inch pipe threaded both ends about 12 inch long or two bits 6 inch with 3/4...
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Hi all,
Just a quick one.....any tips on the threaded connections of a hot water cylinder. I normally use hemp and jointing paste. Would plenty of PTFE work as well? And if using PTFE would you put some jointing paste as well?
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I'm doing my first plumbing job & I've been asked to run pipes over head & then down a wall to a radiator. The 15mm copper pipes have to be clipped to the ceiling using euroclips, however I have no idea of how to actually make the rods stay in the ceiling. Please help!!
I've just bought a shower pump and it states - Do not use jointing compound or tape. Not only that I can't use flux on solder joints! What's left? Anyone know?
Hi, I am in a problem situation because at xmas, I arranged for people to buy us an aquasana water filter that attaches to the end of a tap. It turns out that all the parts it comes with are made for a tap that is THREADED at the user end. I'm not a plumber just an ordinary mortal, but I've...
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I was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction on something please as I have no experience with plumbing....
I am fitting a ball valve tap to a stainless steel stockpot for use in brewing beer but inside the pot I will need to connect a piece of 15mm copper pipe which...
I have come across some copper pipe that is threaded, as such it has thicker walls than normal 15/22mm pipe and is oversize so standard 15/22mm fittings will not fit. I need to reroute this pipe and as such need some converter fittings. I have managed to get some 15mm converter couplings, I need...
if i was to remove a gas fire and cap off the supply using a black iron cap, would i be able to use leave the branch with the cap on under the floorboards? assuming it was adequately supported. or would i have to completely remove the branch or leave the cap accessible to purge from.
Hi. I am fitting shower mixer valve, which has threaded elbow outlets. I have used lashings of PTFE tape, but they are still weeping. I am a mere DIYer but have done several jobs like this before without probs.
Am I doin g something wrong? ANy ideas please? Thanks.
BTW have searched and cant...
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Hi all.
I have cross threaded a plastic float valve for a wc and no matter how hard i try i cannot stop it having a minute leak. Ive tried ptfe tape. Is there maybe a tool that can re thread it or am i clutching at straws. Would like to know for future reference mainly. Thanks
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