static storage meaning
[Electronics]
Also called nonvolatile storage. In a computer, a data storage medium (such as magnetic or optical disk) in which information is stored until it is altered or erased. It does not require a source of power to maintain the integrity of the data. Virtually all data storage media are of this type, as contrasted with memory, which is often volatile (see STATIC MEMORY and VOLATILE MEMORY).
Also called nonvolatile storage. In a computer, a data storage medium (such as magnetic or optical disk) in which information is stored until it is altered or erased. It does not require a source of power to maintain the integrity of the data. Virtually all data storage media are of this type, as contrasted with memory, which is often volatile (see STATIC MEMORY and VOLATILE MEMORY).
Examples
More: Next- most other things are stored in global static storage
- static storage allocation
- static storage class
- guideline 1 can be ensured by type checking and throwing an error message if there is any static storage declaration in the function
- "Fat cells are not just static storage depots, " explains Calle.
