Abstract: Disclosed is a system, method, and program for producing an executable file for execution by a computer. The computer receives a plurality of programming language statements comprising a source program and translates the source program into an object module. The object module includes a symbol reference, a symbol definition, attribute information for the symbol reference derived from the language, and attribute information for the symbol definition derived from the language statements. The computer binds the object modules into a program object and resolves in the program object an external symbol reference in the object module with an external symbol definition in another object module. The attribute information is available when binding object modules into the program object.

Abstract: A portable sensor includes (i) a housing; (ii) one or more sensing devices, such as a video camera and/or a gas sensor (iii) a transmitter, electrically coupled to the sensing device(s) for transmitting a signal generated by the sensing devices; and (iv) a power source electrically coupled to, and for supplying electrical power to, the sensing devices, and the transmitter. The sensor is particularly useful for surveillance, inspections, medical emergencies and a variety of different settings in which remote transmission of inspected images is desired.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method, system, and information bearing medium for associating attribute information with symbols. A command is processed associating user specified attribute information with a symbol definition or reference. The user specified attribute information is added to an object file including the symbol definition or reference. The attribute information may then be used to determine compatibility when resolving references to the symbol. Further, the user specified attribute information may also be associated with an address constant.

Abstract: Absorbent articles, particularly sanitary napkins, having elastically extensible, laterally extending flaps are disclosed. The flaps are further provided with an adhesive for attaching them to a wearer's panty. At least a portion of the elastic extensibility has a vector component in the longitudinal direction. This longitudinally oriented elastic extensibility provides a contractive force which causes the absorbent article to assume an arcuate shape that more readily conforms to the wearer. Further, the extensibility allows the flaps to extend and contract with the edges of the leg openings of the wearer's panty so the flaps are more reliably adhered to the panty.