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I'd still prefer that to reverse engineering an APL program. Been there, done that. In the end, I did a clean room reverse engineering, which was way simpler.
by lizmat 8y ago
I'd still prefer that to reverse engineering an APL program. Been there, done that. In the end, I did a clean room reverse engineering, which was way simpler.
- 3rdAccount 8y agoHow much APL code? And how much APL experience did you have prior? Also...just out of curiosity, are you the Perl6 Liz?
- lizmat 8y agoThis was way back in the late 70s porting an APL program of the University of Leiden to [TUTOR](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TUTOR_(programming_language) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TUTOR_(programming_language)). Whether I'm "the" Perl 6 Liz, I don't know. I know I am "a" Liz, and I do a lot for Perl 6, yes :-)
- 3rdAccount 8y agoI'd never heard of TUTOR before and I'm sure old school APL was a pain. Thanks for your work on P6 by the way. I'm not a regular user, but have dabbled and keep up with the on-going work.