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C Control-Flow / Data-Flow Worksheet
C Control-Flow / Data-Flow Worksheet
Program Header
Live Ledger (Scope Frames)
Use this as your current “present moment” view of variables in scope. When you enter a new function or block, push a frame; when you exit, pop a frame. Capture this into a Step to create a snapshot.
Frame Index
Variable Name
Latest_Prognosis_Step_ID
Frame Index 0 can be global. Highest index = innermost scope. To keep snapshots scope-limited, remove rows when frames are popped; snapshots in Steps will preserve history.
Steps Timeline
Each Step is one control moment: a line, call, expression, or block, depending on your chosen scale. Use the “Capture Ledger Snapshot” button inside a Step to freeze the current ledger for that moment.
Function Summary (optional per function)
Parameter Flow (Diagnosis)
Parameter
Came From Step_ID
Notes
Return Flow (Prognosis)
Return Value Label
Step_ID
Notes
Local Mutations
Variable
Final Step_ID
Notes
Call Graph
Function Called
At Step_ID
Parameters (labels)
Program Summary (optional)
Functions Encountered
Function
First_Step_ID
Last_Step_ID
Notes
Global Mutations
Variable
Step_ID
Notes
Control-Flow Notes
Data-Flow Notes
Control + Data Snapshot
Control Flow
Diagnosis (Inputs)
Variable
Source Step_ID (from Ledger)
Notes
Prognosis (Outputs)
Variable
State (assigned/modified/returned)
New Step_ID
Ledger Snapshot at This Step (Scope-Limited)
Frame Index
Variable Name
Latest_Prognosis_Step_ID
This snapshot is a frozen view of the ledger at this Step. Future edits to the live ledger won’t change it.
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