Yes.
My article is about JWithATwist and the choice of syntax between the
tacit J syntax and a modified explicit J syntax.
https://erlhelinfotech.wordpress.com/2016/08/01/jwithatwist-or-tacit-j/
My example concerns the use of notation for communication. Maybe the
word "specification" was not well chosen.
Anyway, good to know that APL can be compiled.
/Erling
On 2016-08-02 15:52, Robert Bernecky wrote:
On 16-08-02 03:29 AM, Erling Hellenäs wrote:
I would for example like to be able to take the result of my analysis
and give to the C programmer as a specification.
You can already do that, if you write the analysis code in APL, and hand
it to
an APL compiler, of which there are several about. Writing a J front end for
the APEX compiler would not be a huge effort; the remainder of the compiler
would just work (modulo rational numbers and other J-only features, which
could be added on an as-needed basis).
Bob
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