Interprocedure structure
Yaohan Chu · 2005
A structured program is organized in modules of procedures; each procedure is constructed with single-in-single-out control constructs. The call and return structure among these procedures is often not described. Understanding this interprocedure structure, however, can contribute to a reliable program. This paper introduces the concept of "interprocedure structure" which describes the call and return structure of procedures. It also presents a technique by which the interprocedure structure can be described.