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| [http://aplusdev.org/ A+] is fast interpreter supporting a subset of APL (no complex numbers) with POSIX extensions. | [[http://aplusdev.org/|A+]] is fast interpreter supporting a subset of APL (no complex numbers) with POSIX extensions. |
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| [http://www.jsoftware.com/ J] is a modern, high-level, general-purpose, high-performance programming language, ASCII based, born by the brain of APL's creator Turing Award professor Ken Iverson. | [[http://www.jsoftware.com/|J]] is a modern, high-level, general-purpose, high-performance programming language, ASCII based, born by the brain of APL's creator Turing Award professor Ken Iverson. |
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| [http://www.nial.com Nial] is a melding of APL and Lisp. | [[http://www.nial.com|Nial]] is a melding of APL and Lisp. |
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| [http://nlisp.info/ NLISP] is numerical extension to Common Lisp with an array syntax. | [[http://nlisp.info/|NLISP]] is numerical extension to Common Lisp with an array syntax. |
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| [http://numpy.scipy.org NumPy] is a popular array programming extension to the [http://python.org Python] programming language. | [[http://numpy.scipy.org|NumPy]] is a popular array programming extension to the [[http://python.org|Python]] programming language. |
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| [http://pdl.perl.org/ PDL] is the Perl Data Language, adding array programming to Perl. | [[http://pdl.perl.org/|PDL]] is the Perl Data Language, adding array programming to Perl. |
Apl Related Languages
A+ is fast interpreter supporting a subset of APL (no complex numbers) with POSIX extensions.
J is a modern, high-level, general-purpose, high-performance programming language, ASCII based, born by the brain of APL's creator Turing Award professor Ken Iverson.
Nial is a melding of APL and Lisp.
NLISP is numerical extension to Common Lisp with an array syntax.
NumPy is a popular array programming extension to the Python programming language.
PDL is the Perl Data Language, adding array programming to Perl.