A Measurement and Control System can have an efficient processor, a set of highly useful cards, and an interface designed for the optimum in internal communication and control, yet it can fail to be useful if the software requires a great deal of programming expertise or so many steps that the programming chore causes the user to lose sight of the problem he originally set out to solve using the apparatus. Read full article
MACSYM II: MACBASIC Measurement-and-Control-Oriented Software
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