Explanation NUB: An I/O Kit object that represents a detected, controllable entity such as a device or logical service. A nub may represent a bus, disk, graphics adaptor, or any number of similar entities. A nub supports dynamic configuration by providing a bridge between two drivers (and, by extension, between two families). A nub can also provide services to code running in user space through a device interface. See also device , driver
More definitions for Mac OS users such as nub in Dictionary N.
- Help Non-Premultiplied:
- Usage a technique for processing the alpha channel of a pixel. Instead of performing the alpha blend for each pixel, the alpha value is premultiplied to each of the other color channel values for that nub definition.
- Help Notify Port:
- Usage A special Mach port that is part of a task. A task’s notify port receives messages from the kernel advising the task of changes in port access rights and of the status of messages it has sent nub explain.
- Help Nib File:
- Usage created by Interface Builder that contains information required to create user interface objects (windows, controls, and menus). Nib files contain binary data representing resources that you load nub what is.
- Help Namespace:
- Usage An agreed-upon context in which names (identifiers) can be defined. Within a given namespace, all names must be unique nub meaning.
- Help National Television Mechanizm Committee:
- Usage See serif nub abbreviation.
