HELP RETURN                                        Steven Hardy, February 1978

RETURN is a syntax word. Its effect is to terminate execution of the current
procedure, as if it were equivalent to the (illegal) command:

    goto enddefine;

If you wish the procedure to leave some result on the stack before it stops,
you can specify the result in parentheses after RETURN, e.g.

    return(x,y);

If the procedure has any "output locals", then their values are put onto the
stack before the procedure finishes, even if the termination is achieved by
RETURN. (See HELP *DEFINE, *ASSIGN).

See also HELP
    *QUITIF     - to jump out of a loop if a condition becomes true
    *QUITLOOP   - to jump out of one or more enclosing loops
    *QUITUNLESS - to jump out of a loop unless a condition is true
    *NEXTLOOP   - to continue next enclosing loop
    *CONTROL    - for control structures available in POP-11