* Shared Source Common Language Infrastructure is a reference implementation of the CLI available from Microsoft, under the Shared source licensing program.

* Shared Source Licenses

This Shared Source Initiative ( SSI ) is managed by RISC OS Open Limited.

* Shared Source Common Language Infrastructure-Microsoft's shared source implementation of. NET, previously codenamed Rotor

It was also the first Microsoft Shared Source project to be hosted externally ( on SourceForge ).

Microsoft's Shared Source Initiative, launched in May 2001, includes a spectrum of technologies and licenses.

Shared Source programs allow individuals and organizations to access Microsoft's source code for reference ( e. g. when developing complementary systems ), for review and auditing from a security perspective ( mostly wanted by some large corporations and governments ), and for development ( academic institutions, OEMs, individual developers ).

Other Shared Source licenses are proprietary, and thus allow the copyright holder to retain tighter control over the use of their product.

Microsoft's Shared Source Initiative has been imitated by other companies such as RISC OS Open Ltd.

Microsoft also uses specific licenses for some of their products, for example the Shared Source CLI License and the Microsoft Windows Embedded CE 6. 0 Shared Source License .< ref >

The Shared Source Common Language Infrastructure ( SSCLI ), previously codenamed Rotor, is Microsoft's shared source implementation of the CLI, the core of. NET.

Microsoft provides the Shared Source CLI as a reference CLI implementation suitable for educational use.

On March 2002, Microsoft released version 1. 0 of the Shared Source Common Language Infrastructure, also called Rotor.

The Shared Source CLI was initially pre-configured to run on Windows, but could also be built on FreeBSD ( version 4. 7 or newer ), and Mac OS X 10. 2.

It was designed such that the only thing that needed to be customized to port the Shared Source CLI to a different platform was a thin Platform Abstraction Layer ( PAL ).

The Shared Source CLI use the non free Microsoft Shared Source Common Language Infrastructure license.

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* Shared Source Common Language Infrastructure 1. 0 Release

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Unlike the Z notation, the Larch family has one language for algebraic specification of abstract data types ( LSL, the Larch Shared Language ), and a separate interface language tailored to each language in which programs are to be written ( Modula-3, C, Smalltalk, etc .).

* Larch Shared Language, a language for algebraic specification of abstract data types

Shared services are borough council services shared between two or more boroughs.

* Shared Performances: All three of the young actors who shared the duties of performing the lead character in Billy Elliot the Musical ( 2009 awards ) — David Alvarez, Trent Kowalik and Kiril Kulish — also shared a single nomination, then shared the win, for Best Actor in a Musical.

* Cluster Shared Volumes, a Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Failover Clustering technology offering distributed access to Hyper-V virtual machines on shared storage

* Shared Registry System, a domain name registry shared by several domain name registrars

Shared modules may be developed, such as multipurpose power supplies or shared mechanical components or fasteners.

Shared parenting refers to a collaborative arrangement in child custody or divorce determinations in which the care of the children is equal or substantially shared between the biological parents .< ref >

Distributed Shared Memory ( DSM ), in Computer Architecture is a form of memory architecture where the ( physically separate ) memories can be addressed as one ( logically shared ) address space.

Shared memory architecture may involve separating memory into shared parts distributed amongst nodes and main memory ; or distributing all memory between nodes.

This was the approach in D v D ( Shared Residence Order ) ( 2001 ) 1 FLR 495, in which it was held that residence of the children involved could be shared, even when one of the parents was hostile to the idea.

* Flash Shared Object a local shared cookie used in computing.

* Shared residence ( and shared parenting ) is seldom used as an expedient to resolve family child residency disputes, frequently resulting in fathers being marginalised and unable to perform effectively in their capacity as fathers.

This is the source of Callahan's Law ( also known as the Law of Conservation of Pain and Joy ): " Shared pain is lessened ; shared joy, increased — thus do we refute entropy.

POSIX provides a standardized API for using shared memory, POSIX Shared Memory.

Shared cognition is that which is shared among people through common activity such as conversation where there is a constant change of cognition based on the other person's responses.

The cache line may be changed to the Modified state after invalidating all shared copies, or changed to the Shared state by writing the modifications back to main memory.

; Shared: A cache line in the shared state holds the most recent, correct copy of the data.

* Shared message boxes ( where a department can have a shared voicemail box )

For the shared lane roadway marking, see Shared lane marking.

Shared locks can be acquired by an unlimited number of processes at the same time, but an exclusive lock can only be acquired by one process, and cannot coexist with a shared lock.

Alberts listed four tenets of network-centric warfare: ( 1 ) A robustly networked force improves information sharing ; ( 2 ) Information sharing and collaboration enhance the quality of information and shared situational awareness ; ( 3 ) Shared situational awareness enables self-synchronization ; and, ( 4 ) The above dramatically increase mission effectiveness.