| 释义 |
versioning, n.
Brit. |ˈvəːʃnˌɪŋ|, |ˈvəːʃənɪŋ|, U.S. |ˈvərʒ(ə)nɪŋ|
[‹ version n. + -ing suffix1. Compare version v. at version n. Derivatives.]
1. The use, creation, or provision of new or different versions of something.
1984Supermarket News 17 Dec. ii. 28/3 Versioning means the advertising that goes into the suburbs will promote the large sizes, and the advertising downtown for the same item will focus on the smaller sizes. 1997S. Barrow & P. Dalton Reggae ii. 51/2 The practice of ‘versioning’—whether in the form of dub or deejaying—had its genesis in this period. 2000New Yorker 22 May 24/2 Versioning lures thrifty souls while assuring the high-end customers that they're getting more for paying more. But versioning is no radical advance: prices remain fixed; there are just more of them.
2. Computing. The control, comparison, or management of multiple versions of software or other data.
1984Proc. 4th Symp. Reliability in Distributed Software & Database Syst. 54 jasmin..uses a distributed optimistic concurrency control method combined with a versioning scheme. 1994Managem. Sci. 40 1103/1 Support for versioning and version management have been recognized as important functions in various application domains, such as software engineering. 2002Computer Weekly 24 Jan. 13/5 The problem of versioning in XML may not be understood for some time because currently most XML projects are small enough to be managed by hand. |