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dzaima/BQN has often been the first implementation to support new functionality, particularly syntax such as block headers, and is much faster than the self-hosted BQN implementation. Its [[wikipedia:bytecode|bytecode]] format was adopted by that implementation BQN, and, since it can compile and run BQN sources, it has also been used for development and bootstrapping.
dzaima/BQN has often been the first implementation to support new functionality, particularly syntax such as block headers, and is much faster than the self-hosted BQN implementation. Its [[wikipedia:bytecode|bytecode]] format was adopted by that implementation BQN, and, since it can compile and run BQN sources, it has also been used for development and bootstrapping.


{{APL dialects}}[[Category:BQN]]
{{APL dialects}}[[Category:BQN]][[Category:Array languages]][[Category:Based array languages]][[Category:Compilers]][[Category:Leading axis languages]][[Category:Languages with tacit programming]]

Revision as of 14:21, 29 December 2020


dzaima/BQN is an independent implementation of BQN in Java by dzaima, created by modifying the source of dzaima/APL. While dzaima/APL adds significant new functionality and is different from any other APL, dzaima/BQN follows the BQN specification closely and extends it with system functions.

dzaima/BQN has often been the first implementation to support new functionality, particularly syntax such as block headers, and is much faster than the self-hosted BQN implementation. Its bytecode format was adopted by that implementation BQN, and, since it can compile and run BQN sources, it has also been used for development and bootstrapping.


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