Nars2000: An Experimental(open source) APL Interpreter

http://www.nars2000.org/

by mindaugas • 17 years ago

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mahmud• 17 years ago

J is a modern APL dialect with ASCII characters.

http://www.jsoftware.com/

mindaugas4• 17 years ago

I prefer q/k ASCII APL dialect from kx systems[kx.com], it's not open source, but they released kdb+ free personal edition to play with.

slackenerny2• 17 years ago

kdb+ free personal edition to play with

which drops state and restarts every two hours.

plinkplonk2• 17 years ago

"J is a modern APL dialect with ASCII characters."

It is a great language, but not Open Source. Hard to commit to a closed source language these days.

EDIT: If anyone knows of an open source equivalent to J (apl like , ascii characters) , please submit a URL here. I'd love to poke around its innards to see how it worked.

mindaugas4• 17 years ago

Take a look at famous "J prototype" source inspired by Arthur Whitney.

http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/Essays/Incunabulum

amuse yourself :)

plinkplonk2• 17 years ago

"Take a look at famous "J prototype" source"

thanks! Anyone know where I can find "An Implementation of J" from which the source fragment is extracted?

shaunxcode• 17 years ago

I stumbled upon this a while back and was quite taken by it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nial

Nars2000: An Experimental(open source) APL Interpreter

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