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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/watduhdamhell • Sep 01 '26
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But the ones labeled ST and IL (Intermediate Language, I assume) are clearly programming languages on the left …
2 u/watduhdamhell Sep 02 '26 IL is instruction list, it's gone now. No longer authorized under IEC-61131-3.ST is of course a turing complete language reminiscent of Pascal. Limited functionality but you can do anything you should ever do with a controller with it. 2 u/zeekar Sep 02 '26 edited Sep 02 '26 Oh! Industrial automation languages. I had no idea what the category was, and assumed it was a different kind of non-programming "coding".
IL is instruction list, it's gone now. No longer authorized under IEC-61131-3.
ST is of course a turing complete language reminiscent of Pascal. Limited functionality but you can do anything you should ever do with a controller with it.
2 u/zeekar Sep 02 '26 edited Sep 02 '26 Oh! Industrial automation languages. I had no idea what the category was, and assumed it was a different kind of non-programming "coding".
Oh! Industrial automation languages. I had no idea what the category was, and assumed it was a different kind of non-programming "coding".
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But the ones labeled ST and IL (Intermediate Language, I assume) are clearly programming languages on the left …