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PEARL (Process and experiment automation realtime language) is a safe procedural high-level programming language with unusually strong temporal features making it ideal for real-time and multitasking systems. It should not be confused with scripting language called Perl and to minimise the chance of that happening many refer to the language by the current standard name of "PEARL-90".

Standards

PEARL-90: DIN 66253-2 (1998)

OS/2 implementations of PEARL

Werum PEARL compiler

DOS implementations of PEARL

GPP
Werum

Links

Die Echtzeitprogrammiersprache PEARL

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	'''PEARL''' (''Process and experiment automation realtime language'') is a safe procedural high-level programming language with unusually strong temporal features making it ideal for real-time and multitasking systems. It should not be confused with scripting language called [[Perl]].		'''PEARL''' (''Process and experiment automation realtime language'') is a safe procedural high-level programming language with unusually strong temporal features making it ideal for real-time and multitasking systems. It should not be confused with scripting language called [[Perl]] and to minimise the chance of that happening many refer to the language by the current standard name of "PEARL-90".

	== Standards ==		== Standards ==