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Subject: APL source
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I believe an APL interpreter was published by Byte magazine many moons
ago, and can also be found in "The Byte Book of Pascal" which was published
at the height of the Pascal-craze several years ago.  I'd be more specific
about the reference, except that I've just moved into a new place and all
my books are packed up.  I would personally be interested in whatever you
dredge up...

Richard
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