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History: Array languagesThis has got to be one of the sparsest language families. The classics are APL, APL2, A+, J, and K, which were developed in that order and have entangled histories. Nial is the dark horse. Glee is the newest. Nesl is a parallel array language. Then there's the programming language of Mathematica, which supports array operations. Surely there are more? By James Hague at 2004-07-29 16:23 | Site Discussion | previous forum topic | next forum topic | other blogs | 17269 reads
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