Excalibur IP, LLC

Oath Inc.

Jay Anthony Hobson

Derek Wang

Daryl M Low

Jee Seon Yi

Itsik Figenblat

As provided herein, a translated string, received from a translator for an application (e.g., an instrumented application) may be identified. The translated string may be identified based upon the translated string being associated with a service call instruction for the application. A simulated instrumented application may be generated for testing the application. The simulated instrumented application may be generated to comprise the translated string integrated into the application. The simulated instrumented application may comprise an element corresponding to the translated string. A user interface may be generated. The user interface may comprise the simulated instrumented application, the translated string visually associated with the element, and an editing functionality to edit the translated string.

In-context translation review

The present teaching, which includes methods, systems and computer-readable media, relates to controlling access to a shared resource including, for example, a memory unit. The disclosed techniques may include receiving a configuration parameter relating to a relationship between read and write requests that are initiated by concurrent processes and stored in read and write queues, respectively, for accessing the shared resource. The techniques may further include determining, based on the configuration parameter, whether to allow a read request or a write request to be executed using the shared resource, and providing to a concurrent process access to the shared resource for executing the allowed read or write request. Further, upon a completion of executing the allowed read or write request, a return token on a return token queue different from the read and write queues may be received, the return token corresponding to the allowed read or write request.

Controlling access to a shared resource

Methods and/or systems are provided that may be utilized to read from or write to a resource, such as a shared memory, for example.

Method or system for access to shared resource

Disclosed herein is an ability to identify a supported language. A current language tag including one or more subtags, each subtag providing language identification information. In response to determining that a language referenced by the current language tag is not a supported language, accessing a stored set of mappings including one or more mappings, each mapping associating a first language tag with a second language tag, determining whether or not a mapping in the set of mappings includes the current language tag as one of the first and second language tags and a new language tag as the other of the first and second language tags, and using the new language tag as the current language tag to identify the supported language.

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