Looking through the functions in workspace 1 STAT I noticed that stat∆skewness
calls stat∆pearson with no argument (under line label "four"):
∇skewness←stat∆pearson vector;mm;md;sd
⍝ Function returns the Pearson coefficient of skewness
mn←stat∆mean vector←,vector
md←stat∆median vector
1. On startup of GNU APL 1.8 I get the error message:
The following directories and file names were tried:
directory /usr/local/lib/apl
directory /usr/lib/apl
file ./libemacs.so (No such file or directory)
file ./libemacs.dylib
The examples for
3.15 Monadic ⊢ and ⊣, dyadic ⊢ with Axis
should read:
A←2 3⍴'abcdef'
B←2 3⍴⍳6
X←2 3⍴0 1 0 1 0 1
A ⊢[X] B
a 2 c
4 e 6
A ⊢[X] '*'
a*c
*e*
'*' ⊢[X] B
* 2 *
4 * 6
(I have copied and pasted this code from an actual GNU APL session.)
I just upgraaded to Linux Mint Debian Edition 5. This requires me to reinstall
GNU APL, which was on the root partition, which was wiped and reformatted.
I tried
./configure --with-postgresql RATIONAL_NUMBERS_WANTED=yes
but the configure program couldn't find PostgreSQL, even though it is
GNU APL2:
12345678909876543210
1.234567891E20
10⍟12345678909876543210
20.09151498
10⍟12345678909876543210.0
20.09151498
123456789098765432100
1.234567891E21
32 0 ⍕12345678909876543210
123456789098765434870
32 0 ⍕123456789098765432100
These are a few things I noticed while glancing over the document:
In section 3.1.2, the sequence \a is shown as evaluating to both NUL and BEL.
Checking with quad AV, it appears that \0 will produce NUL and \a will produce
BEL.
In the table in section 3.4.9, the definition of equal has three
