(Execution) Termination bit, Alternation bit.

Mon Dec 21 07:40:21 EST 2015

The original idea I posted is less about sending a signal to another 
processor.
It is more about how to break out of an instruction sequence.
Example of problem:
Main:
while Condition1 do
begin
 while Condition2 do
 begin
 while Condition3 do
 begin
 Routine1
 end
 end;
end;
Routine1:
while Condition4 do
begin
 while Condition5 do
 begin
 Routine2:
 end;
end;
Routine2:
while Condition6 do
begin
 while Condition7 do
 begin
 end;
end;
Breaking out of these kinds of loops, routines, code currently requires 
something like:
Current cumbersome solution for problem:
Main:
while Condition1 and not Terminated do
begin
 while Condition2 and not Terminated do
 begin
 while Condition3 and not Terminated do
 begin
 Routine1
 end
 end;
end;
Routine1:
while Condition4 and not Terminated do
begin
 while Condition5 and not Terminated do
 begin
 Routine2:
 end;
end;
Routine2:
while Condition6 and not Terminated do
begin
 while Condition7 and not Terminated do
 begin
 end;
end;
It can take a long while before all this code exits, plus the Terminated 
boolean is probably placed on wrong side.
It should be on the left side in case the Conditions are actual functions 
otherwise those would unnecessarily be executed as well.
Having something that can immediatly exit all of this code would be a nice 
feature to have.
Perhaps something like an exception block, perhaps it could be called a 
termination block.
Routine1:
Result = False
Execute
 while True do
 begin
 end;
 Result = True
Termination
 OnTerminate:
 begin
 end;
end;
return Result
Preferrably , optionally this can be omitted/left out.
Bye,
 Skybuck. 