APL Software

APL Software for Operations Research
Author: Dennis Bricker



The software below was developed using APL+Win Version 3.5 (a Rapid Application Development tool available from APL2000, Inc.). For further information about the APL language, see the SIGAPL web page or Jim Weigand's web page.

In order to use the APL workspaces below in your Windows environment, you must first:

To run the code in a workspace, simply double-click or open the workspace. A window will be opened, offering a menu from which you can choose items. Or select "Run..." from the Start menu, and enter the pathname of the interpreter and workspace in the dialogue box. For example, if you have put the files in a directory named APLWIN35 on drive D:




Please notify me if you encounter difficulties, such as the program's terminating without warning. (It would be very helpful if you can describe what you were doing at the time if this should happen.) You might find the graphical user interface a bit cumbersome at times, as I had to rewrite some of the code for the runtime version.

Copy the APL run-time workspaces into the same directory containing the interpreter (aplwr.exe):

To run the code in a workspace, simply double-click or open the workspace. A window will be opened, offering a menu from which you can choose items.

Please notify me if you encounter difficulties, such as the program's terminating without warning. (It would be helpful if you can describe what you were doing at the time if this should happen.) You might find the graphical user interface a bit cumbersome at times, as I had to rewrite some of the code for the runtime version.

These workspaces were written for educational purposes only, to demonstrate the various algorithms using small examples.


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Last modified: 31 August 2004