calling routine

[′kȯl·iŋ rü‚tēn]

(computer science)

A subroutine that initiates a call to another subroutine.

calling routine

In programming, a program subroutine that initiates a call to another program routine.

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Trellis proviaes two mechanisms for calling routines written in languages other than Trellis.