Procedural abstraction in Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) is a formal mechanism allowing code reuse by encapsulating computation into procedures that support hierarchical program construction via control linkage and data flow management. The core theory relies on the establishment of an activation record within a stack-based memory structure to maintain distinct states for nested calls, recursion, and parameter passing under strict calling conventions regarding register usage (caller-saved vs. callee-saved). This concept belongs to computer science and software engineering domains, specifically addressing the theoretical relationship between high-level procedural logic and low-level hardware resource constraints in assembly language design.
Procedural abstraction in Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) is a formal mechanism allowing code reuse by encapsulating computation into procedures that support hierarchical program construction via …