Feb 20, 2008 09:46
16 yrs ago
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French term
clés de registre
French to English
Law/Patents
IT (Information Technology)
Lorsque la clé de registre (Kr) n'est pas changée, un message (RST) diffusé spécifique transmis soit par le biais du module de sécurité, soit directement au module de calcul peut également réinitialiser le compteur.
Le module de décryption (MD) génère alors le second résultat (S2) par combinaison du second cryptogramme CW2' et d'une ou plusieurs clés de registres (Kr)
Is it "register key" or "registry key"???????
And while we're at it would "registe" be "register" "registry (see below)
). Ce module (SSE) va, selon les instructions (IN), extraire une ou les clés Kr d'un, respectivement plusieurs registres (R1, R2, …Rn) indiqués dans l'instruction (IN
Le module de décryption (MD) génère alors le second résultat (S2) par combinaison du second cryptogramme CW2' et d'une ou plusieurs clés de registres (Kr)
Is it "register key" or "registry key"???????
And while we're at it would "registe" be "register" "registry (see below)
). Ce module (SSE) va, selon les instructions (IN), extraire une ou les clés Kr d'un, respectivement plusieurs registres (R1, R2, …Rn) indiqués dans l'instruction (IN
Proposed translations
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| 1 +1 | register key (Some thoughts...) |
Tony M
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| 4 | registry keys |
Abdelbaki Boukheit
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| 5 -1 | registry keys (in the registry) |
Glen McCulley
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| 3 -1 | registry keys further support |
Miranda Joubioux (X)
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Proposed translations
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10 mins
French term (edited):
clé de registre
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register key (Some thoughts...)
I don't pretend to be a computer expert, but my first reaction was certainly that it would be 'registry keys', in connection with the Windows 'registry'.
HOWEVER, that said, your second extract would indeed seem to suggest that this key is derived from a 'register' (nothing to do with the Windows 'registry'), in which case, I would have to go back and say that it ought to be 'register key' after all.
Here, I have reached the boundary of my (very limited!) knowledge of computing at this level, so I'll just shut up and let the experts come in to advise.
Good luck!
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Note added at 13 mins (2008-02-20 10:00:02 GMT)
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I think you might need to explain a bit more of the wider context, but my gut instinct is that we are not talking here about the 'registry' as is familiar in connection with Windows etc.
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Note added at 1 hr (2008-02-20 10:49:40 GMT)
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Yes, Michael, there IS a specific difference between the definition of "register" and "registry".
Registers are used in all sorts of places in computers (and other, simpler, devices) — e.g. a FIFO shift register. It simply means in essence 'a place where a number can be stored'
"THE registry" in a Windows system is something quite diffrerent — I confess I have never fully understaood what it IS, but it seems to be some kind of 'database' where Windows can keep track of everything installed on your computer etc.
HOWEVER, that said, your second extract would indeed seem to suggest that this key is derived from a 'register' (nothing to do with the Windows 'registry'), in which case, I would have to go back and say that it ought to be 'register key' after all.
Here, I have reached the boundary of my (very limited!) knowledge of computing at this level, so I'll just shut up and let the experts come in to advise.
Good luck!
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Note added at 13 mins (2008-02-20 10:00:02 GMT)
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I think you might need to explain a bit more of the wider context, but my gut instinct is that we are not talking here about the 'registry' as is familiar in connection with Windows etc.
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Note added at 1 hr (2008-02-20 10:49:40 GMT)
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Yes, Michael, there IS a specific difference between the definition of "register" and "registry".
Registers are used in all sorts of places in computers (and other, simpler, devices) — e.g. a FIFO shift register. It simply means in essence 'a place where a number can be stored'
"THE registry" in a Windows system is something quite diffrerent — I confess I have never fully understaood what it IS, but it seems to be some kind of 'database' where Windows can keep track of everything installed on your computer etc.
Peer comment(s):
| agree |
Terry Richards
: There are such things as register keys and registry keys but the context about the SSE module makes it clear that this is about registers and not the registry.
1 hr
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Thanks a lot, Terry! It's good to have your expert support!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "I think that given the context, Tony and Terry are right. It is talking about storage of numbers rather than Windows related software. Thanks for taking the time to find out the answers."
6 mins
Abdelbaki Boukheit
Algeria
Algeria
Native in French
Algeria
Professional, USA university graduate
Native in: French
Works in: English to French, French to English
registry keys
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Peer comment(s):
| agree |
Miranda Joubioux (X)
41 mins
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Thanks Miranda
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| disagree |
Terry Richards
: The context about the SSE module makes it clear that this is about registers and not the registry.
1 hr
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-1
7 mins
Glen McCulley
Native in French
&
English
Works in field
translations that read out loud
Native in: English 
, French
Works in: French to English, English to French
Related KudoZ points
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4
registry keys (in the registry)
pretty standard stuff
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Note added at 9 mins (2008-02-20 09:55:40 GMT)
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what i mean is just google "registry keys in the rigistry" for example (23K hits) and you'll find plenty of teh stuff you need. Or you can peruse http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Registry (the diambiguation section) for more leads...
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Note added at 9 mins (2008-02-20 09:55:40 GMT)
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what i mean is just google "registry keys in the rigistry" for example (23K hits) and you'll find plenty of teh stuff you need. Or you can peruse http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Registry (the diambiguation section) for more leads...
Peer comment(s):
| neutral |
Tony M
: Yes, but then "register keys" gets some 110k Ghits — so maybe they're both valid terms after all?
5 mins
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| disagree |
Terry Richards
: The context about the SSE module makes it clear that this is about registers and not the registry.
1 hr
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-1
50 mins
registry keys further support
According to this document (which I browsed in HTML version on Google) a registry of encryption keys is maintained.
http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~jones/cs451/slides/crypto4 publi...
It would therefore seem likely that this is what is being referred to.
http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~jones/cs451/slides/crypto4 publi...
It would therefore seem likely that this is what is being referred to.
Peer comment(s):
| neutral |
Tony M
: I think that may be a red herring, Miranda; there, they are talking about an external body holding a registry of 'public' keys, which I think is a quite different situation.
33 mins
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| disagree |
Terry Richards
: The context about the SSE module makes it clear that this is about registers and not the registry.
48 mins
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