On 6/7/07, Terrence Brannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Raul Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Anyways, when I find myself re-implementing the same concept
> a number of times (for example, for different ranked arguments, when
> I thought I did not have justification to implement J dimensions as
> a data structure), I start thinking more seriously about incorporating
> J into something I'm writing.
in other words, if there were a C or Java callout to J, you could have just
passed that part over to J and got back the results. But the closed source
nature of J prevents that.
No: I don't work with Java at my current job, but I can call out from C
or C# to J.
> Finally, note that we currently have plenty of tolerance for questions.
> And, if you are uncomfortable writing on one forum, maybe you
> would be more comfortable in another?
That was why I asked for a novice forum.
All J forums are novice forums. People who maybe have lost their
novice qualifications participate, but that has yet to develop into a
serious problem.
Thanks, I'm going thru Ch. 9 in "Learning J" --- I just cant quit Learning J
because there's always another surprise around the bend!
:)
--
Raul
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