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dzaima/BQN is an implementation in Java created by modifying the existing dzaima/APL. It should be easy to run on desktop Linux and Android. It is still in development and has almost complete syntax support but incomplete primitive support.

dzaima+reference BQN

This repository contains a dzaima/BQN script dzref that fills in the gaps in primitive support using BQN implementations of primitives that are not yet up to spec (reference implementations of all primitives starting from a small set of pre-existing functions are part of BQN's specification).

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You can run dzref from ordinary dzaima/BQN using the •Import command; see for example wcshim.bqn. For testing, it is run as a Unix script, in which case it depends on an executable dbqn that runs dzaima/BQN on a file argument. I use the following script, using the path to a clone of dzaima/BQN for the jar file.

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You can run dzref from ordinary dzaima/BQN using the •Import command; see for example wcshim.bqn. For testing, it is run as a Unix script, in which case it depends on an executable dbqn that runs dzaima/BQN on a file argument. I use the following script, using the path to a clone of dzaima/BQN for the jar file.

#! /bin/bash
 
 java -jar /path/to/dzaima/BQN/BQN.jar -f "$@"
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The left argument for •Import or the shell arguments can contain up to two arguments for the script. The first is a file to run, and the second is BQN code to be run after it.

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The left argument for •Import or the shell arguments can contain up to two arguments for the script. The first is a file to run, and the second is BQN code to be run after it.

BQN2NGN

BQN2NGN is a prototype implementation in Javascript build to experiment with the langauge, which is now abandoned.

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