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GSFC Systems Test and Operation Language (STOL) functional requirements and language description

Abstract

The Systems Tests and Operation Language (STOL) provides the means for user communication with payloads, applications programs, and other ground system elements. It is a systems operation language that enables an operator or user to communicate a command to a computer system. The system interprets each high level language directive from the user and performs the indicated action, such as executing a program, printing out a snapshot, or sending a payload command. This document presents the following: (1) required language features and implementation considerations; (2) basic capabilities; (3) telemetry, command, and input/output directives; (4) procedure definition and control; (5) listing, extension, and STOL nucleus capabilities.

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Desjardins, R., Hall, G., Mcguire, J., Merwarth, P., Mocarsky, W., Truszkowski, W., Villasenor, A., Brosi, F., Burch, P., Carey, D.. 1978-02-01. GSFC Systems Test and Operation Language (STOL) functional requirements and language description. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19780014834

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