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JPL
(redirected from Jam Programming Language)

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JPLJet Propulsion Laboratory
JPLJava/Perl Lingo
JPLJon Peter Lewis (singer/songwriter)
JPLJournal of Planning Literature
JPLJust Plain Lucky
JPLJam Programming Language
JPLJekotian Prime Legion (gaming clan)
JPLJack Parsons Lives
JPLJeffrey Peter Licon (actor)
JPLJoint Planning and Liaison
JPLJoint Priority List
JPLJasper Park Lodge (Alberta, Canada)
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Altera has now qualified System General's implementation of this industry standard for Altera devices, as well as the previous versions of the Jam programming language that started the standardization effort.
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The Jam programming language is an open standard that allows automated test equipment (ATE) and on-board microcontrollers to program the devices.
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