) could be expanded to 0.33.. (as many as
needed to fill the precision). 2.1(overbar)2(overbar) should become
2.121212... (as many as needed).
Of course, I am be insane (my mother never had me tested).
Fred Weigel
Juergen
I just built 664 -- the performance of the factorial 300 that Mike Duvos
posted has indeed improved enormously - now running 8 seconds instead of
20 on my reference platform.
In line with expectations from Elias' profiling results.
Very well done!
FredW
a workspace. howdel is a reminder of the features of the del editor
(and some tricks, like capturing interactive for definition).
Fred Weigel
#!/usr/local/bin/apl --script
â
â These functions are written as a sample extension of the Toronto
â Toolkit. "explain 'xed'" w
A defect was introduced in revision 722.
In libapl.cc, line 410, a parameter "false" should be added.
FredW
Christian Robert
For this, try the "toronto toolkit" in our bits&pieces.
There is a function "condense"
' ' condense ' a b c d '
a b c d
Which is what you want (I think). Uses ∆db (delete blanks). Preferable
to get from the toolkit -- functions reproduced below.
∇y←d condense v;b
⍝remove
An alternative (from hans-peter sorge from this list, april 13, 2016).
Careful though, this does have some edge conditions which will bite:
⍝replace with ( is 2 elements) in string
⍝.k text-editing
⍝.n hans-peter sorge
⍝.t 2016.4.13.0.0.0
⍝.v 1.0 / 13apr16
r←((0=⍴z)/a),z←∊((e×⍴v)↑¨⊂v),¨((⍴
Mike
Sure, why not try? Indeed, as I understand it, this will run linux
binaries. You will need:
libpthread.so.0 => /lib64/libpthread.so.0 (0x7fdeabe6c000)
libncurses.so.6 => /lib64/libncurses.so.6 (0x7fdeabc42000)
libtinfo.so.6 => /lib64/libtinfo.so.6 (0x7fde
protected:" line in Simple_string.hh
Defect 2:
In Parallel.cc, there is a call all_CPUs.resize(count). With the current
Simple_string.hh this does not work.
Easiest fix is to change to all_CPUs.shrink(count)
Fred Weigel
Jürgen
Appears that both the libapl and parallel compilation are ok now.
Thanks!
I am beginning to scale out some problems. Will have to (either)
automatically parallel, or do it manually.
Just beginning to work in that space. So far, you are right (just a
slight benefit), but I haven't yet ha
Juergen
I just updated from 838 to 844. I (primarily) use libapl.so.
This does not work -- libapl needs an update. But, the easiest fix
is SharedValuePointer.hh. Line 52, comment out the protected:
libapl uses decrement_owner_count() and increment_owner_count()
Fred Weigel
Elias, Juergen
I use the "Toronto Toolkit" convention, which looks like this:
∇y←x adjust d;⎕IO;ex;i;line;lmrg;pw;w
⍝adjust each row of matrix according to parameters
⍝.e ('/' ∆box 'please do not / enter') = 15 adjust 'please do not
enter'
⍝.k formatting
⍝.n rml
⍝.t 1992.4.24.14.4.17
⍝.v
Juergen
The help extraction works beautifully! I am making a change to toolkit
to change first line of each comment to double-lamp (because that works
perfectly). And this gives great help when working interactively!
Again, many thanks!
FredW
Don't )DROP the .bak files as well!! If that is done, the DROP cannot be
undone!
As it is, if the .bak is needed, special consideration is needed; this
should not be considered a "normal" case.
So, the existing behaviour is good. The important thing is consistency.
Just my 2c
FredW
;big data" and AI
applications. Just looking for some input and ideas here.
Many thanks
Fred Weigel
;big data" and AI
applications. Just looking for some input and ideas here.
Many thanks
Fred Weigel
ne is
much larger.
Fred Weigel
On Fri, 2017-04-28 at 21:32 -0400, Xiao-Yong Jin wrote:
> If shared variables can go through SHMEM, you can probably interface
> cuda that way without much bottle neck.
> But with the way GNU APL is implemented now, there are just too many
> other limitatio
9:32 PM
> Subject: Re: [Bug-apl] Use with word2vec
>
>
>
> If shared variables can go through SHMEM, you can probably interface
> cuda that way without much bottle neck.
> But with the way GNU APL is implemented now, there are just too many
> other limitations
vide for something I can start with -- the actual
LARGE arrays won't changeso this provides a good demark point and start
for something workable.
Thanks!Fred Weigel
On Sat, 2017-04-29 at 13:04 +0200, Juergen Sauermann wrote:
> Hi Fred,
>
>
>
> I have not fu
I am
working with this currently, and when I get some experience will try to
graft into some
of the primitives. But this gives an idea of what I was talking a
alls). The sparse datasets will be for tensor support. Again, feedback
is welcome. I haven't yet implemented any of the tensor stuff -- right
now, concentrating on tooling issues (I like APL for this work).
Fred Weigel
intended. I propose:
if ((a > 1) && (args_ucs[a - 1] == '.') && (args_ucs[a - 2] == '.'))
many = true;
That works (try the command )HOST ls -l for a quick test case).
Fred Weigel
Dyalog 16.0 has incorporated cef. I have also (somewhat over 6 months
ago), incorporated cef into GNU APL. I use it for some interface stuff.
Only tested on Linux 64 bit (but the underlying native library works on
Windows 64 bit as well -- I have no plans for Mac). Is there any
interest in this wor
A->get_int_value();
should be
APL_Integer a = A->get_int_value();
(these, because of a = -a and b = -b)
Fred Weigel
ed as errors
make[3]: *** [Makefile:1176: libapl_la-Archive.lo] Error 1
Fred Weigel
On Thu, 2018-05-24 at 13:53 +0200, Juergen Sauermann wrote:
> Hi Fred,
>
> thanks, hopefully fixed in SVN 1051.
>
> The -Wclass-memaccess warning is not documented in the gcc 8,1
> manual, therefore
>
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