- programming, a
function (also procedure, method, subroutine, routine, or
subprogram) is a
callable unit of
software logic that has a well-defined interface...
- on the
specification and
corresponding body of a
subprogram, it will
analyse the body of the
subprogram to
build up a
model of the
information flow. This...
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Procedure (computer science), also
termed a subroutine, function, or
subprogram Stored procedure, a
subroutine in the data
dictionary of a relational...
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Basic Linear Algebra Subprograms (BLAS) is a
specification that
prescribes a set of low-level
routines for
performing common linear algebra operations...
-
possible straight line of
instructions as a
subprogram, and if a 'p'
instruction alters that
subprogram, that
subprogram is recompiled. This
variation on just-in-time...
- it
combines subprograms in only
three specific ways (control structures).
These are
Executing one
subprogram, and then
another subprogram (sequence) Executing...
- this limitation.
LOCAL subprograms Fortran let any
subprogram be
designated as "LOCAL" (Load-on-Call). Each
LOCAL subprogram is an overlay; it is part...
- Subroutines;
callable units such as procedures, functions, methods, or
subprograms are used to
allow a
sequence to be
referred to by a
single statement...
- applicable. As
problems become larger and more complex,
features such as
subprograms, modules,
formal do****entation, and new
paradigms such as object-oriented...
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modern library concept came in the form of the
subprogram innovation of FORTRAN.
FORTRAN subprograms can be
compiled independently of each other, but...
