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I agree and don't mean to imply Haskell has an out-of-the-box K/APL experience. More that with it's syntactic flexibility, one can imagine offering a k-like DSL
by spopejoy 7y ago
I agree and don't mean to imply Haskell has an out-of-the-box K/APL experience. More that with it's syntactic flexibility, one can imagine offering a k-like DSL/library in Haskell which would then give you access to its ecosystem, freely distributable apps, etc.
- 7thaccount 7y agoNo problem and I like you're thinking, but honestly just want a free and open source APL or K language that is part of a lightweight download (a few MB) that can also create zero install executables that bundle the interpreter. There are a lot of toy projects out there, but nothing really close to what I want. I'd build it myself if I had the time and was significantly more talented :).