Modularization of large programs
Peter B. Henderson, Roger Gimson · Software Practice and Experience · 1981
Abstract This report describes a macroprocessor, ‘Supermac’, and its use for modularization of large programs. The development of the macroprocessor and its application to program modularization was undertaken in a research project sponsored by GEC Telecommunications, Coventry, and this document forms the final report of that project. The project arose from the wish to be able to structure large pieces of software, written in a conventional programming language, in order to make them more easily understood and hence more easily constructed, maintained and modified. In this report the use of the specially developed Supermac macroprocessor to achieve better structured programs will be described in detail. A full definition of the Supermac notation.