Deadlock: translate English

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deadlock:
- impasse; blocage; interblocage
Wiktionary:
- deadlock → étreinte fatale, interblocage, impasse, point mort, repos

English

Detailed Translations for deadlock from English to French

the deadlock (impasse; stalemate; blind alley; fix)
l'impasse
- impasse [la ~] noun
the deadlock

– In operating systems and database applications, a situation in which two or more processes cannot continue because each process is waiting for resources to be freed by the continuation of the other process. ¹
le blocage
- blocage [le ~] noun
the deadlock

– A situation when two users, each having a lock on one piece of data, attempt to acquire a lock on the other's piece. ¹
interblocage
- interblocage
the deadlock

– A situation in which a thread will not relinquish its exclusive access to a critical section. ¹
le blocage
- blocage [le ~] noun

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
blocage	deadlock	blockade; blocking; hold; roadblock
impasse	blind alley; deadlock; fix; impasse; stalemate	blind alley; cul-de-sac; dead end; dead end alley; dead end street; dead moment; no-through road; stalemate
-	dead end; impasse; stalemate; standstill
Not Specified	Related Translations	Other Translations
interblocage	deadlock
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	dead water; stalemate

a situation in which no progress can be made or no advancement is possible²
In operating systems and database applications, a situation in which two or more processes cannot continue because each process is waiting for resources to be freed by the continuation of the other process.¹
A situation when two users, each having a lock on one piece of data, attempt to acquire a lock on the other's piece.¹
A situation in which a thread will not relinquish its exclusive access to a critical section.¹

deadlock

noun

deadlock

noun

informatique|fr Situation dans laquelle deux processus ou tâches ne progressent pas et conséquemment demeurent bloqués indéfiniment. Ils peuvent s’attendent mutuellement, dans le cas d'un interblocage passif, ou prendre des actions contradictoires, dans le cas d'un interblocage actif.
- interblocage → deadlock; livelock
(Figuré) situation en cours où celle-ci ne semble ne pas évoluer vers une issue quelconque
- point mort → deadlock
privation, cessation de mouvement, d’activité ou d’effort,.
- repos → calmness; composure; peacefulness; stillness; tranquility; deadlock; immobility; inaction; stagnation; repose; rest; break; intermission; pause; recess; interlude; lull; respite; interval; calm; quiet