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Develop Static Referencing Environments For The Following Programs

The document summarizes static referencing environments for different programming languages: 1. It shows the local, non-local, and global scopes for variables and procedures in two Pascal-like language programs. 2. It does the same for a C-like language program that includes nested blocks and procedures. 3. It presents a Pascal-like language program and identifies which nested procedure would be called for three different procedure calls.

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Develop Static Referencing Environments For The Following Programs

The document summarizes static referencing environments for different programming languages: 1. It shows the local, non-local, and global scopes for variables and procedures in two Pascal-like language programs. 2. It does the same for a C-like language program that includes nested blocks and procedures. 3. It presents a Pascal-like language program and identifies which nested procedure would be called for three different procedure calls.

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Develop static referencing environments for the following programs

Question 1. (Pascal-like language)

program main;
var A, B: real;
procedure Sub1 (Sub1,C: real);
var D: real;
procedure Sub2 (C: real);
var D: real;
begin
… C:= C+B; …
end;
begin
… Sub2(B); …
end;
begin
… Sub1(A); …
end.

Local Non-local Global


main Main, A, B, Sub1 Main, A, B, Sub1
Sub1 Sub1,C,D,Sub2 Main, A, B Main, A, B
Sub2 C,D Sub1 (Sub1),Sub2, Main, A, B,
Main, A, B
Question 2. (Pascal-like language)

program main;
var A, B: real;
procedure Sub1 (Sub1,C: real);
var D: real;
begin
… Sub2(B); …
end;
procedure Sub2 (Sub1: real);
var D: real;
begin
… C:= C+B; …
end;

begin
… Sub1(A); …
end.

Local Non-local Global


main Main,A,B,Sub1,Sub2 Main,A,B,Sub1,Sub2
Sub1 Sub1,C,D Main,A,B,Sub2 Main,A,B,Sub2
Sub2 Sub1, D Main,A,B, Sub2 Main,A,B, Sub2
Question 3 (C-like language)

Local Non-local Global


Main_program x, f, f2, main
f x f, f2, main
f2 x, f, f2, main
main X,i
Block 1 x,y I, f, f2, main
Block 2 X(main),i, f, f2, main
Block 3
Block 4 f X(main),i,f2, main

int x =1;

int f()
{
int x = 2;
cout << x;
}

int f2()
{
cout << x;
}

void main() {
int x = 3;
//int i;
//block 1
{
int x = 4;
cout << x;
int y;
}

//block 2

{
cout <<x;
cout << y;
while (...) //block 3
{
f();
cout << x;
}
}

int i;
for (i =1;i<=3;i++)
//block 4
{
//int i;
int f = 5;
f(); cout <<i;
cout << x;
}

}
Question 4.

program main;
var A, B, C: real;
procedure Sub ; //sub-1
var D: real;
procedure Sub; //sub-2
var D: real;
begin
… C:= C+B; …
... Sub; ... /*1*/
end;
begin
… Sub; … /*2*/
end;
begin
… Sub; … /*3*/
end.

Which Sub will be called?

/*1*/, /*2*/, /*3*/

Local Non-local Global


main Main, A,B,C,Sub (sub- Main, A,B,C,Sub (sub-
1) 1)
Sub (sub 1) D,Sub (sub-2) Main, A,B,C Main, A,B,C
Sub (sub 2) D Sub (sub-2), Main, Main, A,B,C,
A,B,C,

/*1*/ --> sub-2


/*2*/ --> sub-2
/*3*/--> sub-1

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