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Convention may
refer to:
Convention (norm), a
custom or tradition, a
standard of
presentation or
conduct Treaty, an
agreement in
international law Convention...
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updated the
terms of the two 1929
treaties and
added two new
conventions. The
Geneva Conventions extensively define the
basic rights of
wartime prisoners...
-
article describes the
calling conventions used when
programming x86
architecture microprocessors.
Calling conventions describe the
interface of called...
- and in most
personal naming conventions Ensure that each name is
unique for same
scope Well-chosen
naming conventions aid the
casual user in navigating...
-
Hague Convention may
refer to:
Hague Conventions of 1899 and 1907,
among the
first formal statements of the laws of war and war
crimes in international...
-
attendees parti****ting in
cosplay than most
other types of fan
conventions.
Anime conventions are also used as a
vehicle for industry, in
which studios, distributors...
- some
common interest. The most
common conventions are
based upon industry, profession, and fandom.
Trade conventions typically focus on a
particular industry...
- language.
These conventions usually cover file organization, indentation, comments, declarations, statements,
white space,
naming conventions, programming...
- that
influence most if not all
naming conventions in
common use today.
Fundamental elements of all
naming conventions are the
rules related to identifier...
-
Sosin et al. (2011), "Papyrological
Conventions used in Duke
Databank texts", available: http://papyri.info/
conventions.html
Ulrich Wilcken, "Das Leydener...
