Communication Access Programming Language
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Communication Access Programming Language (CAPL) is a procedural programming language similar to C, which was developed by Vector Informatik.[1] The execution of program blocks is controlled by events. CAPL programs are developed and compiled in a dedicated browser. This makes it possible to access all of the objects contained in the database (messages, signals, environment variables) as well as system variables. In addition, CAPL provides many predefined functions that support working with the CANoe and CANalyzer development, testing and simulation tools.
References[edit]
- ^ "CAPL Documentation - Vector :: KnowledgeBase". kb.vector.com.
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