APL 68000 available

[Guillaume Tello]

Hi,

Here is the result of some work on the old APL 68000 interpreter. It was
designed to run with GEM and a 68000. I patched it to make it run on a
TT (6 times faster) and on a CT060 (80 times faster).

The editor gave me permission to distribute both the APL interpreter and
my patch via my wab page.

If you are interested in this powerful language:

http://gtello.pagesperso-orange.fr/apl_e.htm

This page is just a start, I hope adding a more complete program source
to show various features on calculus, graphism, etc...

Guillaume.

[Clu]

Post by Guillaume Tello
Hi,
Here is the result of some work on the old APL 68000 interpreter. It was
designed to run with GEM and a 68000. I patched it to make it run on a
TT (6 times faster) and on a CT060 (80 times faster).
The editor gave me permission to distribute both the APL interpreter and
my patch via my wab page.
http://gtello.pagesperso-orange.fr/apl_e.htm
This page is just a start, I hope adding a more complete program source
to show various features on calculus, graphism, etc...
Guillaume.

So as an interpreter that is basically a programming language?

[Guillaume Tello]

Post by Clu

Post by Guillaume Tello
Hi,
Here is the result of some work on the old APL 68000 interpreter. It was
designed to run with GEM and a 68000. I patched it to make it run on a
TT (6 times faster) and on a CT060 (80 times faster).
The editor gave me permission to distribute both the APL interpreter and
my patch via my wab page.
http://gtello.pagesperso-orange.fr/apl_e.htm
This page is just a start, I hope adding a more complete program source
to show various features on calculus, graphism, etc...
Guillaume.

So as an interpreter that is basically a programming language?

Exactly!
It comes with a "runtime" program that allows you to diffuse your work.

guillaume.