runtime transformations
[ˈrən.taɪm træns.fərˈmeɪ.ʃənz]
noun
transformações em tempo de execução
1. Modifications or conversions of data, code, or objects that occur during program execution rather than at compile time
The framework uses runtime transformations to convert JSON objects into domain models automatically.
O framework usa transformações em tempo de execução para converter objetos JSON em modelos de domínio automaticamente.
2. Dynamic alterations of program behavior, structure, or data representations while the application is running
Runtime transformations allow the application to adapt its data structures based on user input.
Transformações em tempo de execução permitem que a aplicação adapte suas estruturas de dados com base na entrada do usuário.
3. In bytecode or intermediate language compilation, the conversion of code representations performed during execution
Java's JIT compiler performs runtime transformations to optimize bytecode into native machine code.
O compilador JIT do Java realiza transformações em tempo de execução para otimizar bytecode em código de máquina nativo.
This is specialized technical terminology primarily used in software development communities. In Brazil, the term is commonly encountered in programming courses, documentation, and professional development contexts. Both Brazilian and Portuguese software engineers use this terminology consistently, though Brazilian tech communities increasingly mix Portuguese with English terms. The concept is central to understanding modern programming paradigms like aspect-oriented programming, bytecode manipulation, and dynamic language features.
Look up more words on Fala2Me
The free English-Portuguese dictionary with real Brazilian accents, NYC slang, conjugator and more
Open Fala2Me →