Re: Advice needed: book on interpreter construction

bernecky@eecg.toronto.edu (Robert Bernecky)
14 Jan 1996 18:50:03 -0500

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From: bernecky@eecg.toronto.edu (Robert Bernecky)
Newsgroups: comp.compilers
Date: 14 Jan 1996 18:50:03 -0500
Organization: University of Toronto, Computer Engineering
References: 95-12-157 96-01-009
Keywords: interpreter

ibmstuff@sccsi.com writes in article 95-12-157:
> I need to write a simple interpreter and a language as part of a
> database conversion program. ...


The source code for a J interpreter {An ascii-based derivative of APL)
is available on waterv1.uwaterloo.ca. You can order it AND Roger Hui's
book "The Implementation of J" from Iverson Software Inc, Toronto, Ontario.
Not very expensive at all..


OR, you could just use J as is -- APL and J are heavily used for such
tasks. In fact, the world's largest collection of numeric data bases
is maintained, supplied, AND delivered in APL.


Bob
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