_ _ ____ _ _ _
| \ | |/ ___| \ | | | |
| \| | | _| \| | __| |__
| |\ | |_| | |\ | / _ _ \
|_| \_|\____|_| \_| / / | | \ \
_ ____ _ | | | | | |
/ \ | _ \| | \ \_| |_/ /
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An APL compiler written in CoffeeScript
Runs on NodeJS or in a browser
Supports: most primitives, dfns ({⍺ ⍵}), nested arrays, complex numbers
(1j2), infinities (¯), forks and hooks, strand assignment ((a b)←c), index
assignment (a[b]←c), user-defined operators ({⍺⍺ ⍵⍵})
Doesn't support: traditional functions (∇R←X f Y), non-zero index origin
(⎕IO), comparison tolerance (⎕CT), prototypes, NaN-s, modified assignment
(x+←1), control structures (:If), object-oriented features, namespaces
Usage
Install NodeJS.
Download apl.js and make it executable:
wget http://ngn.github.io/apl/lib/apl.js
chmod +x apl.js
Running ./apl.js without arguments starts a REPL.
Running it with an argument executes an APL script:
./apl.js filename.apl
It can be require()d as a CommonJS module:
var apl = require('./apl');
console.log(apl('1 2 3 + 4 5 6').toString());
or used in an HTML page:
<script src="http://ngn.github.io/apl/lib/apl.js"></script>
<script>
var result = apl('1 2 3 + 4 5 6'); // apl is a global variable
</script>