Bill
>Thanks! could not find anything wrong on j6 or j8 with your jdll.ijs
>i could not find documentation on jGetA (though Google only gave me an ad for
>a Jetta:).
>Substituting jGetA for jGetM in jdll crashed both j6 and j8.
greg
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Greg,
I did some minor changes to J6 jdll.ijs and copy it to j801
general/misc addons. I tested it passed all of your tests for
both 32 and 64-bit. Please see if there are some other bugs.
Thanks.
Сб, 22 июн 2013, greg heil писал(а):
> Bill
>
> >my presumption is that this example works for j3
You may also try JGetA which will return the 3!:1 representation
of a noun and see if that will work for box or extended integer.
BTW 32-bit is still the norm in mobile devices.
Сб, 22 июн 2013, greg heil писал(а):
> Bill
>
> >my presumption is that this example works for j32 and so far i have n
Bill
>my presumption is that this example works for j32 and so far i have not found
>problems there, other than documented limitations. The problem is finding, or
>forging, an example which works in 64b machines. 32b machines are archaic and
>virtually unused in server situations: certainly in
Does the original 32-bit J6 script work for all cases including
even/odd rank, box and extended? If not, please report the bug
with a simple example. Thanks.
Сб, 22 июн 2013, greg heil писал(а):
> >i am still trying to modify the J6 file ~system/examples/dll/jdll.ijs so it
> >works on 64b arch
>i am still trying to modify the J6 file ~system/examples/dll/jdll.ijs so it
>works on 64b architectures in j7 and j8, maybe generally. The results so far
>are appended below. i do not have any standard (non-reversed) architectures to
>work with, so there may be a problem outside of Intel too.
In http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/Essays/Longest%20Common%20Subsequence lcs is
described which gives the length of the longest
common subsequence.
The following solution is quite a bit more efficient.
'X Y'=: <@('ACTG'{~ 4 ?@$~ ])"0 [200 200
X lcs Y
127
{: ((>./\@:+ |.!.0)>. ])/|. X=
Extending your relationship slightly:
v"a"b <=> v"(a <. b <. (v b. 0))
where a and b are three integers each to match the rank of v.
This determines the rank in which v is executed; however, the expression
v"a"b will have rank b when used in an expression.
v=:(<@i."0)"1
'x';v 3 2
+-+
Here's the same kind of example without the error:
$(i.3)(+"0"0 _)i.3
3 3
$(i.3)(+"0)i.3
3
FYI,
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Raul
On Sat, Jun 22, 2013 at 1:57 AM, Michal D. wrote:
> By taking the minimum rank I mean:
>
> v"a b"c d <=> v"(a b <. c d)
>
> Interesting Raul, thanks for pointing that one out
