Final version of MicroAPL APLX available for free Programming by Reverend Jim … a very complete implementation of the APL programming language from MicroAPL. The company stopped producing it in 2016 and it has… Dyalog charges for the new versions, the final version from MicroAPL is available for free at [this page](http://www.dyalog… Re: Final version of MicroAPL APLX available for free Programming by Reverend Jim It seems that [Dyalog](https://www.dyalog.com/), the company that took over MicroAPL, is making their implementation freely available for personal use. The Dyalog APL supports multi-threading which is a perfect fit for APL. Perhaps they will make the move to supporting GPU programming as well. Re: Final version of MicroAPL APLX available for free Programming by Reverend Jim …. `Iota` is alt-i and if it is anything like MicroAPL, there is a pop-up symlist attached to a menu… Conversion Assembly to High Level Languages Programming Software Development by noktasizvirgul …#, .Net vs vs. I found a [URL="http://www.microapl.co.uk/asm2c/index.html"]website [/URL]that converts… Re: Clean install Windows 10 on a PC downgraded to Windows 7 (Pro) Hardware and Software Microsoft Windows by Reverend Jim … to test live. For example, earlier this spring I installed MicroAPL's APLX for Windows as well as Visual Studio 2017… plan to install and evaluate Dyalog APL which bought out MicroAPL some months back. The Dialog version of APL downloads at… about ten times the size for MicroAPL (about 250 meg compared to 21 meg). Re: Final version of MicroAPL APLX available for free Programming by rproffitt By Final I take it's like the [Cookie Monster's Last Cookie](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tN3q-R23zvQ)? PS. Thanks for the story. Re: Final version of MicroAPL APLX available for free Programming by ddanbe Is the special(from outer space?) keyboard provided? Re: Conversion Assembly to High Level Languages Programming Software Development by Salem Are you talking about actual assembler code, as written and commented by a human? Which is what the tool you referenced would seem to need. Or the disassembler output (devoid of comments) as output by say dumpbin ? In which case, you're pretty much hosed. Whilst decompilers exist, the result is not something you would want to maintain (or look at… Re: Conversion Assembly to High Level Languages Programming Software Development by noktasizvirgul I am talking about actual assembler code, as written and commented by a human. And the conversation a big code is my job in the probation. Do not understand wrong, I do not try to use a dissambler output and stole someone's work. I want a program because at first part they want me to convert a hex code to assembly, secondly they want me to find… Re: Conversion Assembly to High Level Languages Programming Software Development by Olof Forshell There are two reasons for writing in assembly (besides having fun!) and those are to take advantage of the speed possiblities and/or interface to something not otherwise easily interfaced to. Hand-coded assembly ususally consists of a few instructions (<=25) so it's not all that difficult to grasp the logic. It could be that the assembly …