What is overlapped window in computer organization?
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An overlapped window is a special register which is found in certain modern computer architecture. This feature helps to pass the program parameters which in turn reduces the need for saving and restoring the register values.
Registers are small memory storage units in which values which are frequently used are stored so that the run time and the compilation time is reduced and the efficiency is increased.
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Overlapped window in computer:
- An ‘overlapped window’ is defined as a ‘top-level window’ which has a border, title bar and a ‘client area’. It is supposed to serve as an ‘application’s main window’.
- This overlapped window can also have maximize and minimize buttons, window menu, and ‘scroll bars’.
- An overlapped window can be used as a ‘main window’ and it has all components.
- By using WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW style, an application will create an overlapped window.
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