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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.

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 high-level programming language ~~primarily~~ 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]].

	== Standards ==		== Standards ==