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Chapter 6 SDL – Procedures Winter 2007 SEG2101 Chapter 6

6.3: Procedure Winter 2007 SEG2101 Chapter 6

Procedure GetPIN Winter 2007 SEG2101 Chapter 6

Procedure Validate Winter 2007 SEG2101 Chapter 6

Procedure Symbol Procedure (declaration) symbol Procedure is scope unit Winter 2007 SEG2101 Chapter 6

Procedure Call Symbol A procedure call symbol has one and only one entrance and one and only one exit. Winter 2007 SEG2101 Chapter 6

Procedure Heading FPAR IN/OUT IN RETURNS Winter 2007 SEG2101 Chapter 6

Procedure Start and Return Symbols Winter 2007 SEG2101 Chapter 6

6.5: Value Returning Procedures Winter 2007 SEG2101 Chapter 6

Calling Value Returning Procedure Winter 2007 SEG2101 Chapter 6

Winter 2007 SEG2101 Chapter 6

Winter 2007 SEG2101 Chapter 6

6.6: Remote Procedures Procedures are behavior patterns defined within a process. The process could perform procedures upon requests from other processes. remote procedure Winter 2007 SEG2101 Chapter 6

Remote Procedure (II) REMOTE EXPORTED IMPORTED PROCEDURE (save) p is not served when p1 is in s2 p is served when p1 is in s1 Winter 2007 SEG2101 Chapter 6

6.7: SDL Symbol Summary Winter 2007 SEG2101 Chapter 6

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