This category covers Dyalog implementation topics: how the interpreter actually works under the hood, including floating-point comparison and tolerance, performance optimisation and its occasional pitfalls, primitive function internals like stencil, and behind-the-scenes accounts of building infrastructure like the APL Challenge. Expect technical depth aimed at readers curious about how Dyalog APL is built, not just how to use it.
Dyalog APL is an array-oriented programming language that lets you express complex ideas in remarkably little code.
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