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Fortran 2003 is a major revision of Fortran 95 introducing many new features. It was released in 2004 as an ISO standard. It's successor is Fortran 2008. This tag should be used only for those questions which rely on behaviour specific to the Fortran 2003 standard. For such questions the more general Fortran tag should be applied additionally.

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Empirical Cumulative Distribution Function in statistics

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WS-Security, or web service security is a soap extension which provides eg signing of soap messages.

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Stack smashing is a buffer overflow vulnerability which is characterized by writing data outside the size of a stack-allocated buffer, causing corruption of a neighboring stack frame and potentially permitting execution of malicious code. Use this tag for questions about `stack smashing detected` and similar runtime errors, code with vulnerable buffers and other security risks related to stack smashing. See also: [buffer-overflow] and [buffer-overrun].

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The NSScanner class is an Objective-C class implemented in the Foundation framework, starting from Mac OS X 10.0. The NSScanner is a highly configurable tool designed for extracting substrings and numeric values from loosely demarcated strings.

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Version 3.6 of Eclipse. Use this tag for questions which are specific to this Eclipse release, in most cases you should also specify the eclipse tag.

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Related with Android compatibility issues.

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dcm4che is an open source collection of applications for digital medical imaging.

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Framework for creating command-line interfaces from docstrings.

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Market basket analysis - a distinct concept in data mining involving the analysis of items frequently purchased together.

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