Design of assembler-programs.

When making technical designs we usually emphasize the structure of the data to be handled (control block structure), and the segmentation of the programs to be realized.

Depending upon the level of knowledge and experience of those who are eventually to build the program, the level of detail subsequently will be more or less extensive. For the experienced programmer it will suffice to summarize the desired functionality per module and CSECT. For the less experienced ones it may be necessary to explicitly design the structure of each subroutine.

For you Bixoft can make a technical design for any of the following kinds of programs:

The last three categories (callable services, compatibility modules, and transparent conversions) can be implemented as non-reusable, reusable, re-entrant, or even refreshable modules.

You can realise all this and even more with the help of experienced assembler programmers. And without any requirements regarding your current staff of application programmers!

That's why we advocate the prudent application of programs. Keeping always in mind, that whenever the target can be achieved by other means that must always be considered thoughtfully.



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