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TDL: A hardware/microcode test language interpreter

Published:01 December 1984Publication History

ABSTRACT

TDL is an interpreter for a high level test language used in the development of hardware and microcode. A user can supply commands interactively at a terminal, or from a prepared command file to facilitate automated testing. TDL can communicate to either real hardware or a program simulating the hardware, supplying a uniform interface to both. TDL's features simplify test writing, generating test cases, and calculating test results.

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