Side effect (computer science) (English Wikipedia)

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  • Spuler, David A.; Sajeev, A. Sayed Muhammed (January 1994). Compiler Detection of Function Call Side Effects. James Cook University. CiteSeerX 10.1.1.70.2096. The term Side effect refers to the modification of the nonlocal environment. Generally this happens when a function (or a procedure) modifies a global variable or arguments passed by reference parameters. But here are other ways in which the nonlocal environment can be modified. We consider the following causes of side effects through a function call: 1. Performing I/O. 2. Modifying global variables. 3. Modifying local permanent variables (like static variables in C). 4. Modifying an argument passed by reference. 5. Modifying a local variable, either automatic or static, of a function higher up in the function call sequence (usually via a pointer). {{cite book}}: Cite uses deprecated parameter |citeseerx= (help)

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