Is there a way to use extended memory with APLSE for dos?
Is it still possible to license it for personal use?
Is there a way to use extended memory with APLSE for dos?
Is it still possible to license it for personal use?
Thank you, J.
Some people have been succesful in using DOSBox to run APLSE on newer
Windows systems. I got it mostly working quite a while ago (2017), and
was trying to sort out getting it to print APL. I believe that DOSBox >supports extended/expanded memory, but I don't recall if APLSE can take >advantage of it. I know that APL*PLUS PC Ver. 11 could access larger >workspaces in DOSBox, but I'd have to wade through my notes to find the >details.
Depending on your needs, you might consider NARS2000 (http://www.nars2000.org/), a freeware experimental APL interpreter for Windows that has some of the same features as APL*PLUS, e.g. #FMT, #VR, and the #N... native file functions.Not sure if this is relevant to what you are trying to do, but it seemed the right time to just remind people that MicroApl's AplX interpreter is now available for free download, from Dyalog : http://www.dyalog.com/aplx.htm
Is there a way to use extended memory with APLSE for dos?
Is it still possible to license it for personal use?
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