forkable

English

Etymology

From fork +‎ -able.

Adjective

forkable (comparative more forkable, superlative most forkable)

1. Capable of being moved or separated with a fork.
   • 1958, Gordon Maskew Fair, John Charles Geyer, Elements of water supply and waste-water disposal:

     Loss of so much moisture […] produces a sludge cake, which is generally forkable.

2. (computing) Capable of being split into separate processes.
   • 2005, Richard Foley, Andy Lester, Pro Perl Debugging, page 3:

     The debugger will support any forkable Perl program, and you can see examples in this book in Chapter 9.

3. (software engineering) Capable of being split into separate projects.

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