non-local jump; non-local branch
A computing term for a jump or branch in program control flow that transfers execution to a location outside the current local scope, such as across functions or modules.
Non-local jumps are sometimes used in implementing exception handling or coroutines.
In this language, a non-local jump moves control to another processing point.
Compound of 非 (non-), 局所 (local), and 分岐 (branch), directly translating the English computing term 'non-local branch'.