[Solved] Translation of "compiled-in"

[Zeh]

I'm translating the encryption part recently included in the gazelle installer. Searched quite a bit but couldn't get a sound understanding of what "complied-in" means in the string «A value of 0 selects the compiled-in default (run <i>cryptsetup --help</i> for details).» so that I can make a translation I feel adequate.
Will appreciate any help.

[Stevo]

Another way of saying it in English could be "built-in", or it could just be the "default value".

[Zeh]

So, the concept is the default is compiled simultaneously with the system, if I got it right. Can I translate it as "integrated" or "included"?

[Stevo]

Yes, that also is correct.

[Zeh]

OK, thank you Stevo.

[cyrilus31]

Thanks. It's helpful for me too.
What about mS? Does it stand for milliseconds? In that case that should be ms.

[Old Giza]

What about mS? Does it stand for milliseconds? In that case that should be ms.

Yes.

[AK-47]

So, the concept is the default is compiled simultaneously with the system, if I got it right. Can I translate it as "integrated" or "included"?

Is it possible to translate it as "hard-coded" or something of the sort? "Integrated" or "included" isn't far off, but what I mean by "compiled in" is the default values that cryptsetup will use if nothing else is specified either in a configuration file or via the options mentioned. Basically these are the default values as originally coded into the program. I hope that helps clarify this a bit more.

Also, "mS" = "milliseconds." I've seen that in both "ms" and "mS" and (rather wrongly) "MS" (megaseconds???). Probably "ms" is better now that I think of it, because "mS" is "millisiemens" and as we all know, the most secure systems conduct electricity.

[Richard]

compiled-in = compiled
It is an integrated part, included.

[cyrilus31]

In the International System of Units, s is the abbreviation of second, hence my comment.