Raul wrote: > Grammatical exceptions are common in J (all special code) Actually, _grammatical_ exceptions are extremely rare in J. That's one of J's defining features. And one of the reasons we love it.
[Not that we don't love Perl, too - where not having a grammatical exception would be an exception.] > the only evidence of most special code in J will be in timing Right! Special code is transparent to the user. Meaning he can use the same grammar (and semantics) and yet still get performance improvements. From the language user's point of view, there are no exceptions, grammatical or otherwise. -Dan ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
