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* [[http://www.apl2000.com/|APL2000]] offers subscriptions for '''APL+Win''', '''APL+Linux''', '''APL+Unix''' and '''VisualAPL''' * [[http://www.dyalog.com|Dyalog]] sells '''Dyalog APL''' |
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* [[http://www.apl2000.com/|APL2000]] offers subscriptions for '''APL+Win''', '''APL+Linux''', '''APL+Unix''' and '''VisualAPL''' | * [[http://www.jsoftware.com|Jsoftware]] sells '''J''', an APL completely redesigned about 1990. * [[http://www.kx.com|Kx Systems]] sells '''K''' and '''Q''', blends of APL and Lisp. |
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[[http://www.jsoftware.com|Jsoftware]] sells '''J''', an APL completely redesigned about 1990. [[http://www.kx.com|Kx Systems]] sells '''K''' and '''Q''', blends of APL and Lisp. |
Vendors
Different vendors provide different implementations of APL. (Your mileage will definitely vary.)
APL2000 offers subscriptions for APL+Win, APL+Linux, APL+Unix and VisualAPL
Dyalog sells Dyalog APL
IBM sells APL2
Jsoftware sells J, an APL completely redesigned about 1990.
Kx Systems sells K and Q, blends of APL and Lisp.
MicroAPL sells APLX
Soliton sells SHARP APL (SAX on Unix)
See also WhichApl and AboutApl/AplsAndRelatedLanguages.