DIETER: I don't know why you have such issues with using J and make statements like "J itself remains challenge". J is logical, easy, free, useful and well supported. Why do you expect there to be a great effort to make it installable on an SD card? Can you easily install Microsoft Visual Studio C++ .NET etc... on every type of device that contains a micro processor?
Do you expect J people to spend the next year making sure that you can run J on the engine management microchip of every car with a GUI for your dashboard using the gear stick, pedals, steering wheel and electric windows as input devices? I know that this might generate a warning about "keep things civil" etc... and I apolgise in advance ... but I have to ask: Are you serious or are you being a windup merchant here? On 28 January 2010 23:06, DIETER ENSSLEN <[email protected]> wrote: > since this is chat > > J ers can be very very very nice people, no doubt > > J itself remains challenge > > 1. advanced scientific cas calculators tell you were the problem is in > programming etc on their own, no input required, no fancy meaningless codes > > 2. tried to install J from an SD card, very kindly mailed across the ocean > to me. one pocket pc finally said not enough memory, the other has very many > J references but so far no computing J. > > I am looking forward to the 'i Pad', lets you focus on the proverbial > draining of the swamp rather than the alligator stuff > > thanks > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
