Try zeromq. This is exactly what it was designed for - "sockets on
steroids". . I am currently looking into connecting to this framework
using calls to the C api. SHouldnt be too hard.
http://www.zeromq.org/bindings:_start
On 2 January 2012 18:51, Ian Clark wrote:
> Please forgive these qu
Hi all,
I am trying to choose a specific array language to learn and have narrowed
my list down to two - J and Q/kbd. Is there any general accepted wisdoms
known by you experienced in either as to the pro's / cons of each.
My thoughts so far are:
1) It is for personal/learning use - so i am not
Thank you to everyone for your replies. I have taken the advice of the
first response and am trying both, starting with q.
On tacit programming, i think i have found it is possible in q, and it does
have currying. They have default (implicit?) arguments x and y to refer to
the first and second
so evident
> here, but in J you could also write something like (- * +) and execute it
> on two variables to multiply their sum and their difference. Q would
> require {(x-y) * (x+y)} , which is unwieldy.
>
> Marshall
>
> On Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 9:14 PM, Colin Ward wrote:
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