1) пичок; выброс; шумовой всплеск 2) [вычислительная техника] непредусмотренный символ 3) неточность (в задании на составление программы)
имя существительное [используется в разговорной речи] затруднение, проблема Например: unexpected glitch — непредвиденное затруднение, неожиданное препятствие, непредвиденная проблема Синоним(ы): mishap
1) аппаратный сбой сбой, возникший из-за временной рассинхронизации сигналов 2) программная ошибка 3) используется в разговорной речи глюк, глючит непонятная или случайная ошибка в ПО или в "железе" Смотри также: bug, gotcha, malfunction
noun Etymology: perhaps from Yiddish glitsh slippery place, from glitshn (zikh) to slide, glide; akin to Old High German glītan to glide — more at glide 1. a. a usually minor malfunction Example: a glitch in a spacecraft's fuel cell; also bug II,2 b. a minor problem that causes a temporary setback; snag 2. a false or spurious electronic signal • glitchy adjective
/glich/ [German "glitschen" to slip, via Yiddish "glitshen", to slide or skid] 1. (Electronics) When the inputs of a circuit change, and the outputs change to some random value for some very brief time before they settle down to the correct value. If another circuit inspects the output at just the wrong time, reading the random value, the results can be very wrong and very hard to debug (a glitch is one of many causes of electronic heisenbugs). 2. A sudden interruption in electric service, sanity, continuity, or program function. Sometimes recoverable. An interruption in electric service is specifically called a "power glitch" (or power hit), of grave concern because it usually crashes all the computers. See also gritch. 2. [Stanford] To scroll a display screen, especially several lines at a time. WAITS terminals used to do this in order to avoid continuous scrolling, which is distracting to the eye. 4. Obsolete. Same as magic cookie.