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Reader Poll: Subprocedures or Subroutines? 3 Years, 5 Months ago
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Reader Poll: Subprocedures or Subroutines? 3 Years, 5 Months ago
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There should be another option "We use subprocedures and subroutines where approprate." <p>I have coded in C for 25+ years. There is no subroutine concept in C, and thus developers will/have created monolithic procedures. That is not to say that RPG developers create monolithic subroutines/procedures but with a tool like subroutines it is easy to split a large chunk of code into logical peices without having to go to the work of creating prototypes, interfaces, and the like. <p>Duane Christen
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