Systemarger
Systemarger is a lesser-known but historically significant programming language developed in the early 1980s by a team at the Swedish Space Corporation (SSC). Designed primarily for real-time systems and embedded applications, it was intended as an alternative to more established languages like Ada and C, offering features tailored to safety-critical and space-related software development.
The language was influenced by modular programming principles and included strong typing, structured control flow, and
Development of Systemarger was driven by the need for a standardized language in Sweden’s space industry, particularly
Today, Systemarger is considered obsolete, with no active community or modern implementations. Its legacy lies in