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Program Analysis by Digital Computer

Author(s)
Wilde, Daniel Underwood
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Teager, Herbert M.
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Abstract
A comparison of the properties of non-modifying and self-modifying programs leads to the definition of independent and dependent instructions. Because non-modifying programs contain only independent instructions, such programs can be analyzed by a straight forward, two -step analysis procedure. First, the program control flow is detected; second, that control flow is used to determine the program data flow or data processing. However, self-modifying programs can also contain dependent instructions, and the program control flows and data flows exhibit cyclic interaction.
Date issued
1967-08
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https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/149364
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MIT-LCS-TR-043MAC-TR-043

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