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+-   'Extreme programming' controls Mars Lander robot-> on Friday June 06 2008, @09:29AM pbd

Submitted by pbd on Friday June 06 2008, @09:29AM
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pbd writes "Developers, who are using the C programming language to build their own software for a Linux operating system, are expected to be dealing with such extreme programming for about three months. The Mars Lander, which is on a one-way trip, is slated to gather and analyze samples throughout the summer months. After that, the planet's temperature will drop well below the current safe range of minus 170 degrees Fahrenheit to 32 degrees Fahrenheit, causing the Lander to freeze up and stop working"
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