Definitions for "GDT"
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing/Global Descriptor Table/Graphics Development Toolkit
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Global Descriptor Table. A set of data structures used in OS/2 to manage memory in a protected mode environment.
Gerätedatenträger: German generic standard interface to medical equipment as defined by "Qualitätsring Medizinische Software" ( www.qms-de.org). The latest version will support XML
Keywords:  escriptor, lobal, able
lobal escriptor able
Keywords:  ldt, isn, selectors, intel, roads
The GDT is a data area used by the Intel 80x86 protected mode architecture for mapping selectors to segment addresses. This provides a virtual-to-physical address space translation. The purpose of the GDT is to provide a shared address space, where each process normally allocates out of a private address space maintained by its LDT. In Windows 3.x, however, all tasks share one LDT, and the GDT isnâ€(tm)t used at all. Future versions of Windows may separate the address spaces of applications by giving each application its own LDT and using the GDT for shared memory.
Geographic Data Technologies - A company that produces/sells digital roads data sets with address ranges.