ADLIB is a new computer design language recently developed at Stanford. ADLIB is a superset of PASCAL with special facilities for concurrency and interprocess communication. It is normally used under the SABLE simulation system.
This manual introduces ADLIB, a design language developed at Stanford that extends Pascal with special facilities for concurrency and interprocess communication. It explains how ADLIB is used together with the SABLE simulation system for hardware description and verification.
The document is divided into three parts: an introductory overview of ADLIB, a detailed discussion of program structure, scoping rules, and contour models, and a comprehensive list of keywords and syntax. Appendices and an index provide quick reference to language elements.
| Language Basis | Superset of Pascal |
|---|---|
| Intended Use | Design language for hardware description, used with SABLE |
ADLIB is normally used under the SABLE simulation system.