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by gandercrews
2240 days ago
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dyalog has a few more operators. for example @ & ⍠. It lets you use statement separators in lambdas. In gnu apl you can simulate that with '⊣'. It allows multiline lambdas. Dyalog uses ⍺⍺ & ⍵⍵ for operators vs ⍶ & ⍹. Dyalog lets you use ∘ as a composition operator. Dyalog generally has better performance, which becomes noticeable with large arrays. It has a lot more libraries available. Gnu APL behaves more like a traditional unix based interpreter. Gnu APL has erlang, python, lua, and C interfaces. |
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