Using a Decision-Table Structure as the Input Language Format for Programming Automatic Test Equipment Systems

Authors :: B. Scheff
Source :: IEEE Transactions on Electronic Computers. :248-250
Publication Year :: 1965
Publisher :: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), 1965.
Abstract: Compiler programs are used to convert engineering test specifications to a digital code which can be interpreted by the automatic test equipment system. A programming language based upon decisiontable techniques allows the test engineer to write his test statements in an extremely convenient fashion and permits him to program any test specification with only a minimum of knowledge about the specific test equipment system and particular programming techniques.

Subjects :: Programming language
Computer science
Electronic test equipment
people.profession
Test engineer
Automatic test pattern generation
computer.software_genre
Theoretical Computer Science
Test (assessment)
Automatic test equipment
Computational Theory and Mathematics
Hardware and Architecture
Compiler
Decision table
people
Automatic programming
computer
Software

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