The wonderful Linux Sys Admin O'Reilly book mentions amongst
many many ohter things that APL is available on Linux (!)
APL stands for A Programming Langugae and was made popular
as both a teaching and commercial language by IBM and Sharp
way back in the 70's. It is a very concise and powerful
multi-dimensional matrix (tensor) processing language,
and great for whipping up GLP (grungy little programs).
If you though perl was good for GLP, APL is great :)
Anyone know of APL on Linux?
Cheers
Rick W
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