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I think jd is mostly plain old interpreted J. There are a few shared libraries to add functionality to core J, but it's mostly just J. You can probably get a no

I think jd is mostly plain old interpreted J. There are a few shared libraries to add functionality to core J, but it's mostly just J. You can probably get a non-commercial license if you ask nicely.

sndean 10y ago
> You can probably get a non-commercial license if you ask nicely. This was my experience. I got a nice email from Eric Iverson in response along with the activation key.