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These topics (in no particular order) cover just some of the ones that need documentation.  Add to the list as you have questions.
The topics in red (in no particular order) cover some of the areas that need documentation and or source-code implementation, i.e. no NARS wiki page yet exists for the topic(s)Feel free to add to the list as you may find appropriate.  The topics in blue/purple are Developer Notes which have been documented.  The word "developer" as used on this wiki page generally refers primarily to APL <u>Interpreter</u> developers; however, '''APL Developers and Programmers are preeminently''' also invited to submit topics on this wiki page for consideration, review, implementation, etc.  See also [http://nars2000.forumatic.com/ NARS Discussion Forum].


* [[Symbol and Hash Tables]]
* [[Symbol and Hash Tables]]
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* [[Display and Formatting]]
* [[Display and Formatting]]
* [[Saved Workspace Structure]]
* [[Saved Workspace Structure]]
* [[Building An Executable]]
* [[Building An Executable]] - building a NARS2000.exe file on your local machine using the latest source code version available at SourceForge.net
* [[Another Approach To Building]]
* [[Another Approach To Building]]
* [[Creating New System Functions]] - creating new "quad" <apll>{quad}</apll> system functions for NARS2000.exe
* [[Creating New System Functions]] - creating new "quad" <apll>{quad}</apll> system functions for NARS2000.exe

Revision as of 20:28, 5 July 2015

The topics in red (in no particular order) cover some of the areas that need documentation and or source-code implementation, i.e. no NARS wiki page yet exists for the topic(s). Feel free to add to the list as you may find appropriate. The topics in blue/purple are Developer Notes which have been documented. The word "developer" as used on this wiki page generally refers primarily to APL Interpreter developers; however, APL Developers and Programmers are preeminently also invited to submit topics on this wiki page for consideration, review, implementation, etc. See also NARS Discussion Forum.