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pseudocode design
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words defined by words
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function library
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flow diagrams and flow charts
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separate a module's interface specification from its implementation
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programming with a database of modules
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reusable programming
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procedure valued variables
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primitive data types for Thesa
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code optimization by flow analysis
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conditional compilation
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software change management
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commitment as a system
Reference
Sperry Rand, Remington Rand Univac, (Holt, A.W. and Turanski, W.), "UNIVAC generalized programming", Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Sperry Rand Corporation, 1957. Google
Other Reference
cbb 5/20/83 p. 23: A.W. Holt's description of GP development
3 ;;Quote: the advantages of pseudocode translation are many-to-one expansion, closer to human language, error detecting and correcting
6 ;;Quote: GP library routines are written in GP-code
8 ;;Quote: a GP library package will bring in all of the other procedures needed
19 ;;Quote: a GP routine can contain up to 499 lines of code
22 ;;Quote: the routine calls in a GP part represent a flowchart of the problem
22+;;Quote: routine calls are used in GP whenever an operation takes more than two lines to code
22 ;;Quote: coding the pieces referenced by a GP part can be delegated to different programmers
22+;;Quote: after coding a GP part; each of the referenced pieces must themselves be code
50 ;;Quote: to use a GP library, need a catalogue of written descriptions for each routine
50 ;;Quote: since a GP library changes rapidly, need to be able to read as well as write routine descriptions
53 ;;Quote: use a GP routine by working from the routine's description
78 ;;Quote: a GP routine without parameters appears only once in the final program, while one with parameters appears multiple times
119 ;;Quote: a GP routine can take an executable argument by specifying its starting address; called plug-in coding
126 ;;Quote: with GP can delete parts of a routine which will not be used in the final program
163 ;;Quote: GP library routine includes the name of the person responsible for making corrections and a time stamp
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Topic: code optimization by flow analysis (47 items)
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