Computation of Two Consecutive Program Blocks for SCMPDS

Jing-Chao Chen

Shanghai Jiaotong University

Summary.

In this article, a program block without halting instructions is called No-StopCode program block. If a program consists of two blocks, where the first block is parahalting (i.e. halt for all states) and No-StopCode, and the second block is parahalting and shiftable, it can be computed by combining the computation results of the two blocks. For a program which consists of a instruction and a block, we obtain a similar conclusion. For a large amount of programs, the computation method given in the article is useful, but it is not suitable to recursive programs.

This research is partially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China Grant No. 69873033.

MML Identifier: SCMPDS_5

Contents (PDF format)

1. Preliminaries
2. Non Halting Instructions and Parahalting Instructions
3. Computation of two Consecutive Program Blocks
4. Computation of the Program Consisting of a Instruction and a Block

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