Vector, the Journal of the British APL Association
© 1984-2024 British APL Association All rights reserved. Archive articles posted online on request: ask the archivist. Proof for author 0.1 Array languages for Lisp programmers by Slobodan Blazeski (slobodan.blazeski@gmail.com) A language that doesn’t affect the way you think about programming is not worth knowing. [1] You can post comments on this article at the Vector blog. Ed. During my pilgrim
Vector, the Journal of the British APL Association
© 1984-2024 British APL Association All rights reserved. Archive articles posted online on request: ask the archivist. APL – a Glimpse of Heaven Bernard Legrand bernard.legrand@interfluences.fr tr. Sylvia Camacho Preamble This document was created for a conference of 22 June 2006, organized by AFAPL, Association Francophone pour la promotion du langage APL: a special conference dedicated to our fr
Vector, the Journal of the British APL Association
© 1984-2024 British APL Association All rights reserved. Archive articles posted online on request: ask the archivist. K by Arthur Whitney Introduction K is the executable notation at the heart of a high performance programming platform. It is designed for analyzing massive amounts of real-time and historical data – ideal for financial modelling. K is fast, comprehensive, accessible and productive
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