Structured Programming
Abstract
This chapter first introduces the structured programming concepts and describes the principles of good software design. It then shows how the language elements covered in the previous three chapters are used to create the elements required by structured programming, giving comparative examples of these elements in C and assembly language. It covers programming elements for sequencing, selection, and iteration. Then it covers in greater detail how to access the standard C library functions from assembly language, and how to access assembly language functions from C. It then explains how automatic variables are allocated, and covers writing recursive functions in assembly language. Finally, it explains ...
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