reused

While compiler can be isolated from all the runtime issues which should be implemented separately (or simply reused).

With all variables declared at the beginning, many having one letter names or being reused at various points.

Compilers already do that, to allocate outgoing argument space that can be reused between procedure calls.

Manuscript skins were sometimes washed clean and reused later for new writings, he said.

C is statically typed and (ostensibly) simple, and is the language used to write some of the most reused code there is.

The original author reused an old domain for the bitcoin exchange afaik.

You also get to make some connections that can be reused.

Take a worksheet, define inputs and outputs, and make the worksheet a function which can then be reused to apply for instance to a table of data.

Also, deleted comments probably don't get their id's reused.

The service kept an array of 7 filters, rotated daily - the oldest would be cleared and reused for new items, giving us 6-7 days of history.

Soyuz, as a non-reuseable technology (actually, some parts are reused) benefits from incremental improvements; Soyuz of today has quite different equipment than it had in late 60-s.

Rechargeable batteries can be reused, but still need to be replaced; this may prove lower maintenance, which means once you can get it, you are more secure with it with a less secure distribution system.

I'll also hypothesize that the term "big 4" came from the audit world and was reused in the tech world by analogy.

I'm not a 'security researcher', and have only a technical layman's grasp of the issue, but: > "By manipulating a document's elements an attacker can force a dangling pointer to be reused after it has been freed.