The motivation for automated programming, setup and checking facilities for analog/hybrid computers is discussed and the problems involved are classified. The problem of providing better offline and online program preparation and debugging facilities for analog and hybrid computation is selected for fur ther development. Following a brief characteriza tion of the problem, the available literature is reviewed in depth. Suggestions for future work in this area are included where appropriate.
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