Also I don't see Perl used in embedded systems
While I haven't tried running Perl on an embedded system
(hmm....) I have used Perl to do format conversions and upload
byte code to an embedded system board (PIC16 series) and do
my testing for me. I've also used Perl to extract data from
a very small data aquisition unit (about the size of a
small pill bottle) that recorded the acceleration and
G forces on a model (large model... over 7 foot tall)
rocket and display the results.
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