Structured transfer of control

Authors:
David O. Williams
Affiliations:
Data Handling Division, CERN, Geneva
Venue:
ACM SIGPLAN Notices
Year:
1984

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Abstract

A proposal is presented for the generalisation of certain control structures by permitting the (optional) execution of a block of code:(i) at each new cycle in a loop(ii) following termination of a loop(iii)following termination of the "normal" code of a subprogram/procedure.