parallel-readycode

noun
UK /ˈpærəlɛl ˈrɛdikəʊd/
US /ˈpærəlɛl ˈrɛdikoʊd/

Code that is already set up so a computer can do many parts of it at the same time.

The team wrote parallel-readycode so the program could run faster on many cores.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A codebase structured to avoid shared-state conflicts when tasks run simultaneously.

Reviewers praised the parallel-readycode for its clean separation of data.

3. A coding style that lets developers split work across processors without rewriting logic.

Adopting parallel-readycode cut their processing time in half.

4. Software prepared in advance for parallel execution on distributed systems.

The migration plan required parallel-readycode before scaling to the cluster.