| English | German |
| adequate stack | adäquater Stapel (A critical check for services and other system processes which run after the operating system has booted - examples include winlogon, csrss, smss, and services in general. It ensures that an application has sufficient stack space, as this test disables stack growth after the test starts) |
| Bluetooth stack | Bluetoothstapel (The core portion of the Bluetooth protocol stack implementation that enables devices to locate each other and establish a connection. Through this connection, devices can exchange data and interact with one another through various applications) |
| call stack | Aufrufliste (The series of method calls leading from the beginning of the program to the statement currently being executed at run time) |
| device stack | Gerätestapel (A chain of device objects that represent the drivers for a device. Each device stack contains a device object for each driver that is part of handling input/output (I/O) to a particular device. The parent bus driver has a physical device object (PDO), the function driver has a functional device object (FDO), and each filter driver has a filter device object (DO)) |
| driver stack | Treiberstapel (A device object that forwards input/output request objects (IRPs) to other device objects. Stacking always occurs from the bottom up and is taken down from the top) |
| dual stack | dualer Stapel (For Windows CE .NET, an IP protocol stack that supports IPv4 and IPv6 independently or jointly. The DNS name resolution may yield both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. Algorithms are used to determine source and destination addresses, thus determining which stack - IPv4 or IPv6 - to use) |
| I/O stack location | E/A-Stapelposition (The part of an I/O request packet (IRP) that is allocated for each driver in a chain of layered drivers. Each driver owns one of the stack locations in the packet and obtains driver-specific information about what input/output (I/O) operation to perform on the specified device. The driver must use the supplied parameters) |
| row stack | Reihenstapel (The position of cards whereby cards are placed in descending order, alternating between red cards and black cards. For example, you can play the two of hearts on the three of clubs) |
| split stack layout | geteiltes Stapellayout (A layout style in which each end of the ToolStrip is the base of a stack, with some items stacked at the head and other items stacked at the tail. Items are stacked from the ends in) |
| stack frame | Stapelrahmen (The activation record for an assembly language routine, established by its prolog) |
| stack layout | Stapellayout (A layout style in which adjacent items align against each other as though they were stacked, always taking up the free space in between the items) |
| stack order | Stapelreihenfolge (The order in which objects are placed in a layer. An object higher in the stack will cover up (appear on top of) one lower in the stack) |
| stack panel | StackPanel-Element (A layout container that arranges its child elements in a single vertical or horizontal row) |
| stack rank | Stapelrang (An ordering of items for prioritization) |
| Stack Selector Web Part | Stapelauswahl-Webpart (A feature that enables users to show more than one view in a single location on a dashboard, and provides a control to switch between them) |
| stack trace | Stapelüberwachung (A report that lists the sequence or heirarchy of nested procedure calls made by a program up to the current procedure call) |
| Windows Bluetooth stack | Windows-Bluetoothstapel (A Bluetooth stack that is built in the Windows operating system. It also supports third-party driver development) |
