Definition: A semibleached is a term used in the context of computer science, specifically in software engineering. It refers to a situation where a function or method cannot be called from within its own scope due to a security measure such as a lock or a buffer overflow protection mechanism. In other words, it's like a "lockout" or a "buffer overflow" preventing a program from executing outside of the function or method that calls it. This term is often used in context of network programming and can
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