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Using Java for flight implementations: peer review report

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On November 5, a peer review was held addressing the issue of Java use for flight implementations. This document summarizes the results of the review.

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Nichols, Dave. 2004-01-01. Using Java for flight implementations: peer review report. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060043127

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