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ATLAS(ID:4761/atl007)

AEEC initial version of ATLAS avionics  test language 

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Country: United States
Designed 1969
Genus: External systems testing
Sammet category: Specialised Languages

Abbreviated Test Language for Avionics Systems.

developed by ARINC, for the Airlines Electronic Engineering Committee

MIL-spec language for automatic testing of avionics equipment. Replaced Gaelic and several other test languages. Renamed with same acronym when adopted by IEEE
Related languages
Gaelic → ATLAS   Replacement for
ATLAS → ATLAS   Evolution of
References:
  • Ellison, T. A.; O'Neill, L. S. (1968) Ellison, T. A.; O'Neill, L. S. "ATLAS - A Standard Compiler Input Language for Commercial Airlines" IEEE Proceedings of the 1968 Automatic Support Systems Symposium
  • Aeronautical Radio, Inc. (1969) Aeronautical Radio, Inc. "A Guide to ATLAS for Test Specification Writers" ARINC Report 418, May 1969
  • [IEEE] (1976) [IEEE] "IEEE Standard ATLAS Test Language" IEEE Std 416-1976 Extract: ATLAS Extract: Purpose Extract: ATLAS Characteristics Extract: Levels of ATLAS Extract: Chronology of ATLAS
  • MALAGARDIS, N.: FOURTANIER. (1980) MALAGARDIS, N.: FOURTANIER. J.-L. ATLAS: electronic equipment maintenance language. Minis Micros 5, 118 (May 12, 1980) 43-44. (French)
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