subroutine call
subroutine jump
subroutine library
Англо-русский словарь компьютерных терминов:
subroutine
= SUB
подпрограмма
в программировании - именованный набор команд, выполняющий некоторое действие. Подпрограмма может быть вызвана из разных точек программы, может получать данные и возвращать результаты своей работы. Специальным видом подпрограмм являются функции. Разбиение программы на подпрограммы является общим приёмом, позволяющим уменьшить объём кода и, главное, упростить структуру программы. Подпрограммы могут быть сгруппированы в библиотеки подпрограмм (subroutine library)
Смотри также:
call
,
function
,
return
,
return address
,
return code
,
subroutine call
Синоним(ы):
procedure
,
routine
,
subprogram
Англо-русский научно-технический словарь:
subroutine
информатика и компьютерные технологии
подпрограмма
-
closed subroutine
-
division subroutine
-
library subroutine
-
print subroutine
Англо-русский политехнический словарь:
subroutine
подпрограмма
-
closed subroutine
-
direct-insert subroutine
-
external subroutine
-
generic subroutine
-
hardware subroutine
-
hardwired subroutine
-
hardwire subroutine
-
in-line subroutine
-
input subroutine
-
input/output subroutine
-
interrupt subroutine
-
library subroutine
-
linked subroutine
-
mark/drill pattern subroutine
-
nested subroutines
-
nest subroutines
-
nested subroutine
-
nest subroutine
-
open subroutine
-
output subroutine
-
parametric subroutine
-
part program subroutine
-
procedure subroutine
-
recursive subroutine
-
relocatable subroutine
-
scientific subroutine
-
standard subroutine
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary:
subroutine
noun
Etymology:
International Scientific Vocabulary
Date:
1948
a subordinate routine;
specifically
a sequence of computer instructions for performing a specified task that can be used repeatedly
Free On-line Dictionary of Computing:
subroutine
(Or "procedure") A sequence of instructions
for performing a particular task. Most programming languages,
including most machine languages, allow the programmer to
define subroutines. This allows the subroutine code to be
called from multiple places, even from within itself (in which
case it is called
recursive
). The programming language
implementation takes care of returning control to (just after)
the calling location, usually with the support of call and
return instructions at
machine language
level.
Most languages also allow arguments to be passed to the
subroutine, and one, or occasionally more, return values to
be passed back.
A
function
is often very similar to a subroutine, the main
difference being that it is called chiefly for its return
value, rather than for any side effects.
(1996-10-01)
