No, but as I said, the dfns example refers to that paper as a partial
source. I misunderstood
you to start with, thinking you (Raul) couldn't find H in dfns - I
checked to make sure that
the H operator is in last year's Dyalog 16 as well as this year's
version 17. It is. I've now got a
non-commercial licence, so I suppose it's probably sort of in the
public domain, but I'll
try to remember to ask Dyalog before passing on the code.
I'm on the way to simulating H in J (but not in K - too many letters!)
for my small list of
q functions.
Cheers,
Mike
On 05/11/2018 16:12, Raul Miller wrote:
I didn't see an implementation of the H adverb in that "hypercomplex"
pdf. I did, however, see a link to Sam Sirlin's (and Tim Budd's) apl
compiler work (and it might be an interesting project to refit that as
a J compiler).
Thanks,
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