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K mail list archives
o Inquiries about the ISO APL standards should be addressed to
your national standards body, or to any delagete from your
country. If you can not find out who that is, you may ask
Lee Dickey at ljdickey@math.uwaterloo.ca (SC22 WG3 attendees)
o SIGAPL Software Library
New Name, New Addresses:
SIGAPL has made major changes in its software distribution system.
The SIGAPL Software Library replaces what was formerly known as
the "Software Exchange." SIGAPL wants to make array processing
software much more widely available and easy to get. We want it
to be decoupled from annual APL conferences, available year-round,
unbundled by interpreter, and electronically free. Thanks to Lee
Dickey at the University of Waterloo, this software is now
available at:
o ftp://archive.uwaterloo.ca/languages/apl/software-library
o ftp://wuvieai.wu-wei.ac/pub/lang/apl (Vienna mirror of Waterloo)
APL96 Conference Software Highlights:
MERLIN Two new AWS mind bogglers (Langlet, FR)
GRAN AWS []G Graphics (Buzin, RU)
NFILES W3 Long file names, National Characters (Glantz, SE)
APL2OS2TAPL2/2 Tutorial for OS/2 (Jizba, US)
APLSE Free APL*PLUS v10 Interpreter (Manugistics/APL2000)
LRNAPLSEAPLSE Tutorial & Documentation (Holt, US)
UNLOCK-DUnlock locked fns in any small AWS (Holt, US)
SL-GuideHow to add to the SIGAPL Software Library
SIGAPL Software Guidelines:
The SIGAPL Software Library (SL) is the premier venue for APL,
J, and other array-oriented authors to display their programming
ideas and skills, and for vendors to showcase their demos and
products. APL and J software authors and vendors are invited
to send their material on a 3.5" DOS disk to:
Lee Dickey, Mathematics Department
University of Waterloo
Waterloo Ontario
Canada 2NL 3G1
Tell him that it's for the Software Library. You may send your
software at *any* time of the year. FTP upload is available
on demand. Write to Lee Dickey at ljdickey@math.uwaterloo.ca
SIGAPL's updated Software Library guidelines are:
o Include an ASCII file (call it WSNAME.TXT) to describe what
the software does, and what hardware and software is needed
to use it. English is preferred, and other languages are
welcome.
o Think electronically. Your software needs to be packaged
as a stand-alone product for electronic distribution.
Good documen- tation adds real value to your software.
o Put all of your material in one single .ZIP file for easy
FTPing.
o Include any needed copyright permissions. Copyrighted
software can't be distributed without permission.
o If possible, provide APL software in both its original
form and as an APLACSCII file. APLASCII software (v1.4)
is available for all major APLs at the electronic sources
listed above.
o Check your software for viruses. Archive.waterloo.ca will
also check your software for viruses.
o Authors should pay special attention to the quality, usefulness,
and documentation of their work, and should include their name
and address (including email).
o Significant improvements and major updates of prior SL
software are welcome.
(8) Q: How do I get book Y?
A: Sources of Publications/Books
o APL Book Sales [1/2002; seems to be out of service 2/2004?]
operated by Robert G. Brown
On-Line at
http://www.apl-books.com, or
APL Book Sales
6749 South Westnedge Avenue
Suite K-288
Portage, Michigan
USA 49002
email: bob@acm.org
FAX: (616) 324-9070
o APL Quote Quad
Association for Computing Machinery
(address below)
o Dick Holt
An email catalog of software for APL*PLUS, APL Special Edition
Freeware, on-screen APL lessons and docs, plus many APL books is
available upon request from Dick Holt,
email:dick_holt@email.com
o EducAPL
1120 Ave du Parc
Quebec PQ
CANADA G1S2W7
o Renaissance Data Systems [3/02]
All books on APL and J in print
P.O.Box 313, Newtown, CT 06470, USA
email: aplbooks@earthlink.net
http://www.aplbooks.com
o Past proceedings of the "APL as a Tool of Thought" conferences
are available from NY/SIGAPL.
(9) Q: What good APL books exist?
A: Reference Books
References - books mentioned on the net or that someone has recomended,
not all of which are available:
For a more complete list online see:
ftp://archive.uwaterloo.ca/languages/apl/bibliography/index.html
o APL"nn" Conference Proceedings - The annual ACM/SigAPL conference
proceedings, published yearly from 19?? (APL??) to date (APL96)
as an issue of APL Quote Quad; replace nn by the appropriate last
two digits of the year.
o Brown et. al. "APL2 at a Glance," Prentice Hall, ISBN 0-13-038670-7.
o T. Budd, "An APL Compiler," Springer-Verlag.
o Maurice Dalois, "Introduction to APL*PLUS PC,"
available from EducAPL, US$30, US$10 for overseas shipping.
o J. Ever and C. Fair, "Guidelines for APL Systems,"
DPD 22 IBM 037301, March 1976.
o Gilman and Rose, "APL - An Interactive Approach," Wiley,
ISBN 220-471-30022-5.
o Ulf Grenander, "Mathematical Experiments on the Computer,"
Academic Press, 1982, ISBN 0-12-301750-5.
o Kent Haralson, Useful APL Defined Functions, IBM Technical
Report, TR 00.2409, Feb. 8 1973.
o Timothy Holls, "APL Programming Guide," IBM G320-6103, 1978, and
G320-6735, 1981, (out of print?).
o IBM, "APL2 Programming: Language Reference"
(Version 2, SH21-1061; Version 1, SH20-9227 (DOS only)).
o IBM, "The APL Handbook of Techniques", IBM publication number
S320-5996, April 1978. Includes routines for multi-precision
integer and float operations.
o The IBM System Journal, V. 30, No. 4 (1991); Special Issue
Devoted to APL.
o A.D. Falkoff, K.E Iverson, E.H Sussenguth, "A formal description
of System/360,"
The IBM System Journal, V. 3, No. 3 (1964)
o K. E. Iverson, A Programming Language, Wiley, 1962.
o K. Iverson, "A personal view of APL," IBM Systems Journal,
Vol. 30, No. 4, 1991.
o K. Iverson, Concrete Mathematics Companion
o S. Kamin, "Programming Languages: An Interpreter-Based
Approach," contains (among other things) toy implementations of
Lisp, APL, Scheme, SASL, CLU, Smalltalk, and Prolog,
Addison-Wesley, 1990, ISBN 0-201-06824-9.
o Bernard LEGRAND, "Les APL Etendus," Masson, Paris, 1994. An
introduction to modern APL (French).
o Jon McGrew, "An Introduction to APL2," IBM (SH20-9229).
o James A. Mason, "Learning APL: An Array Processing Language,"
Harper & Row Publishers Inc., New York, 1986, ISBN 0-06-044243-3 260 pp.
o Peelle, APL an Introduction, Holt, Rinehart & Winston,
ISBN 0-03-004953-9.
o Reiter & Jones, APL with a Mathematical Accent, Brooks/Cole
ISBN 0-534-12864-5, (now being distributed by Chapman & Hall).
o C. Reiter, Fractuals Visualization and J, Iverson Software, Inc,
1995 ISBN 1-895721-11-3.
o Adrian Smith, "APL, A Design Handbook for Commercial Systems,"
Wiley series in information processing,
Wiley & Sons, 1982, ISBN 0-471-10092-7.
o Norman D. Thomson, Raymond P. Polivka, "APL2 in Depth,"
Springer-Verlag, 1995, ISBN 0-387-94213-0 ($39.95).
o Jerry R. Turner, "APL IS EASY!," Manugistics, 1993.
o "SHARP APL Reference Manual," 2nd ed., Soliton Associates Limited
PC Version: Iverson Software, 1993, ISBN 1-895721-07-5.
o Jim Weigang, "APL Notes,"
An introduction to APL that includes 16- and 32-bit APL*PLUS
interpreters. For orders and more information, see:
http://www.chilton.com/~jimw/aplnotes.html
o "A Source Book in APL," APL Press, 1981, ISBN 0-917326-10-5.
o "J Phrases," Iverson Software, 1996, ISBN 1-895721-12-1
o "Exploring Math", Iverson Software, 1996, ISBN 1-895721-13-X
o "J Primer," Iverson Software, 1996, ISBN 1-895721-14-8
(10) Q: What user groups exist?
A: User groups
Note that information on officers may be somewhat
out of date.
ACM/SIGAPL
Association for Computing Machinery / Special Interest Group on
APL, international membership.
Quarterly journal Quote Quad. Chapter groups around the country.
Association for Computing Machinery
1515 Broadway
New York, NY 10036
Tel: (212) 626-0500
email acmhelp@acm.org
APLBUG [10/15/2000]
APL Bay Area Users Group, Northern California ACM SIGAPL
Meets monthly, regular newsletter, $20/yr.
Chairman:Chuck Kennedy
(408)241-2920
Charles-Kennedy@home.com
Secretary/Treasurer:Curtis Jones
228 South 15th Street
San Jose, CA 95112-2150
jonesca@us.ibm.com
Newsletter editor:Chuck Kennedy
BACUS
Belgian APL CAM Users Society
APL CAM Journal (4 issues / year in French, Dutch, English) and
other publications. fee: 500 BEF
c/o Joseph De Kerf
Rooienberg 72
B2570 Duffel BELGIUM
tel.: 32-15-31 47 24
BAA (11/1/98)
BAA British APL Association, a specialist group of the British
Computer Society, international membership.
Quarterly journal VECTOR maintains a comprehensive vendor and product
list. See the vector page for current information:
http://www.vector.org.uk
Chicago APL SIG
Larry Mysz
Chicago APL SIG
836 Highland Drive
Chicago Heights IL 60411, USA
email: 73040.3032@compuserve.com
Connecticut APL group
Bob Pomeroy
Mass Mutual Life
1295 State Street
Mail Drop F465
Springfield MA 01111 USA
Tel: +1 413 788 8411 x2838
Denmark
APL Special Interest Group of the Danish Data Association (DDA) [4/2000]
Helene Boesen
email: hb@insight.dk
Dutch APL User Group
APL Werkgroep Nederland
President: Theo Zwart
OASIS
Lekstraat, 4
NL3433 ZB Niewegein
The NETHERLANDS
Tel: +31 3402 66336
Fax: +31 3402 65844
Secretary: B. Smoor
Dorpstraat 50
4128BZ Lexmond
The Netherlands
Also contact: Eke Van Batenburg
email: Batenburg@rulsfb.LeidenUniv.nl
AFAPL (6/2000)
Association Francophone pour la promotion du langage APL
Les Nouvelles d'APL (journal 4/year) and other publications in
French. fee: 350 franch francs in France, 450 FF abroad, 2800 FF
for firms.
174, bd de Charonne
75020 PARIS
FRANCE
Tel. & Fax : (33)-1-43-56-31-79)
President:Michel Roszewitch
General Secretary:Ludmila Lemagnen
email: lemagnen@aol.com
www: http://www.afapl.asso.fr
APL-Club Germany
c/o Dieter Lattermann
Rheinstrasse 23
D-69190 Walldorf, GERMANY
Tel: +49 6227 2003
email: 100332.1461@Compuserve.com
Groupe APL-J\Quebec (Quebec)[11/13/98]
APL user group in Quebec (city)
Gilles Kirouac, president
Quebec, Canada
email: gkirouac@riq.qc.ca
Japan APL Association (JAPLA)
Japanese APL/J interest group.
Monthly meetings at every 3rd Saturday and hold study APL /J.
Currently published JAPLA's journal 2 times / year.
We welcome to our associate member who has an interest in APL/J.
JAPLA's Office:
c/o PRIDE
Masujima Bldg.
1-8-13, Higasi Gotanda,
Shinagawa ku,
Tokyo, 141 JAPAN
Tel: 81-3-3280-0411
Fax: 81-3-3280-0418
Chairman: Dr. Tosio Nishikawa
Laboratory National Chemical for Industry
Higashi 1-1, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305, Japan
International Interface: Masafusa Yasuda
2-4-10, Nogata,
Nakano ku,
Tokyo, 165, JAPAN
Tel/Fax: 81-3-3319-1956
email: myasuda@mix.or.jp
APL Club Oesterreich
APL Club Oesterreich
Obere Donaustrasse 95
A-1020 Wein, AUSTRIA
Rome/Italy ACM SIGAPL
Casella Postale 14343
00100 - Roma Trullo, ITALY
Chair: Mario Sacco
email: marsac@vnet.ibm.com
Additional contact: David Lanari
Universita di Perugia
Piaza dell'Universita 2
Via G. Verga 30
I06100 Perugia, ITALY
email: david@ipguniv.bitnet
NY/SIGAPL [revised 8/10/98]
The New York City local chapter of ACM SIGAPL.
Monthly meetings (ex July/August), newsletter "Big Apple APL",
"APL as a Tool of Thought" miniconferences, approx. annual.
Dues $35, $25 for ACM or ACM SIGAPL members, $10 for students.
PO Box 2697
New York,
NY 10163-2697
USA
Chairman: David E. Siegel
Tel: 609-734-9554 (work)
email: Siegel@acm.org
Newsletter editor: Jim Boyd
Tel: +1 914-941-9239
email: jhb@acm.org
Membership chairman: Lynne C. Shaw
Tel: +1 212-662-2406
email: shaw@acm.org
Potomac ACM SIGAPL
The Potomac ACM SIGAPL Chapter has been inactive since August 1996.
For information about Potomac SIGAPL, send email to Dick Holt
(dick_holt@email.com).
SEAPL
South East APL Users' Group
Doc Manges
SEAPL Newsletter Editor
email: SEAPLDOC@aol.com
Tel: 770-972-3755
413 Comanche Trail
Lawrenceville GA 30244
Other contacts:
Gordon and Stella Chamberlain
Interprocess Systems, Inc.
http://www.interprocess.com/
SOCAL-SIGAPL
SOCAL-SIGAPL Southern California APL user's group. Meets
approximately every other month, at Los Angeles City
College. Regular newsletter, electronic only. No dues. (11/23/98)
Editor: Arthur J. Stasney
Contacts:
astasney@earthlink.net (Arthur J. Stasney)
jizba@gte.com (Zdenek V. Jizba)
SovAPL
Alexander O. Skomorokhov
P.O. Box 5061
Obninsk - 5
Kaluga Region
RUSSIA
email: askom@apl2.obninsk.su
Dr Alexander Skomorokhov
Obninsk Institut of Nuclear Power/IATE
Studgorod 1
Obninsk
Kaluga Region 249020
RUSSIA
Tel: +7 084439 31463
Fax: +7 095 2552225
email: askom@apl2.obninsk.su
Suomen APL
Suomen APL-yhdistys ry (Finn APL Association) about 4 informal
newsletters/year, mainly in Finnish, one English issue/year.
Membership fees,per year: 100 Fmk (about 20 $). (March 1998)
Address: Box 1005, 00101 Helsinki, Finland
Chair: Timo Korpela (1998)
The Central Pension Security Institute
SF-00065 Elaketurvakeskus, Finland
Phone: +358 9 1512164, Fax: +358 9 1512496
http://www.pyr.fi/apl/index.htm
SWAPL
SWAPL -- SouthWest APL Users' Group
Membership fees, per year USA$12
Non-USA postal supplement$6
c/o Stuart Yarus (newsletter editor)
P.O. Box 210367
Bedford, TX 76095 U.S.A.
(817) 656 5896; (817) 577 0165
Compuserve: 73700,2545
Internet: 73700.2545@compuserve.com
SwedAPL
Chairman is Christer Ulfhielm.
c/o Novator Consulting Group AB
Svardvagen 11C
S-182 33 Danderyd
Sweden
Tel: +46 8 6226350
Fax: +46 8 6226351
email: 100341.404@CompuServe.com (Christer Ulfhielm)
Swiss APL User(s) Group
Hans Steffen
Swiss APL User Group
c/o Federal Statistical Office
CH3003 Berne
SWITZERLAND
Fax: +41 31 382 27 95
See also:
Dr. Hanspeter Bieri
Institut fur Informatik
Universitat Berne
Langgasstrasse 51
CH3012 Bern
SWITZERLAND
Tel: +41 31 65 86 81
Fax: +41 31 65 39 65
email:bieri@iam.unibe.ch
email: si@ifi.unizh.ch
Sydney APL Users Group
Newsletter (with contributions from Melbourne group): "Epsilon"
Acting President and Treasurer: Nick Laletin, Jr.
PO Box 1511
Macquarie Centre,
North Ryde 2113 Australia
Tel: +61 02 427 1605
Fax: (02) 257 6670
Secretary: Erik Nielson
Phone: +61 2 257 5742
Toronto ACM APL SIG
Toronto ACM APL SIG (9/98)
Meets monthly, excluding July, August, December
Attendance is free
Chair: Dan King danking@sympatico.ca 416-595-1782
Newsletter: publication is suspended until further notice
Treasurer: Eric Granz egranz@arvotek.net 416-784-8703
P.O. Box 55
Adelaide Street Post Office
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5C 2H8
email: info@torontoapl.org
http://www.torontoapl.org
(11) Q: What's the latest APL conference?
A: Conferences
NY/SIGAPL
APL as a Tool of Thought
Held Yearly in NY
Last Held: 31 January 1998
The APL2000 User Conference
The 2000 APL2000 User Conference [4/2000]
APL2000 Inc is please to announce the fifth annual APL2000 User Conference
to be held Sunday, November 12th - Wednesday November 15th
at the Rosen Plaza Hotel (formerly the Clarion Plaza Hotel) in Orlando Florida.
For further information, please contact our conference coordinator,
Sonia Beekman, at (301) 564-5020, email sonia@apl2000.com. or check
our web site at http://www.APL2000.com.
The Annual ACM SigAPL Conference
APL2002: Array Processing Languages Lore, Problems and Applications [7/2002]
July 22-25, 2002
Madrid, Spain
For information see http://www.apl2002.com
Previous ACM SigAPL Conferences
APL2001: An Arrays Odyssey, June 25-28, 2001,
Yale University, New Haven, CT, U.S.A.
http://www.acm.org/sigAPL,
http://www.acm.org/sigapl/apl2001
APL Berlin 2000: The 2000 International Conference on Array Programming Languages
Think Arrays in a Great City, July 24-27, 2000 - Berlin, Germany
http://stat.cs.tu-berlin.de/APL-Berlin-2000
APL99: The 1999 International Conference
on all Array Programming Languages
August 10-14, 1999 - University of Scranton, Scranton,
Pennsylvania, USA
See the web page: http://www.lingo.com/apl99/, or
See the ACM SIGAPL website, or subscribe to the APL99 mailing list.
You can subscribe by sending email to listserve@acm.org with
"Subscribe APL99-Info Your Name" in the BODY of the msg (without the
quotes). You will be requested to confirm your subscription. You
will receive an automatic welcome msg and updated information as it is
available.
Previous conference proceedings are available from ACM as issues of
APL Quote Quad. For APL97 a video and CD ROM are available from Eric
Granz of the Toronto APL SIG (see above).
SIGAPL Software Library
All Conference Packages, for all years, will be available
from SIGAPL and the Waterloo Archives at
ftp://archive.uwaterloo.ca/languages/apl/software-library/index.html
(12) Q: How do I pass APL functions from one APL to another?
A: Migration of applications
Different APL vendors store workspaces in completely different
formats. This has greatly reduced sharing of functions among users,
and made it difficult for users to migrate between vendors and even
between machines. Here there are two main options -
o Use the Workspace Interchange Standard (WSIS), documented in the
ISO standard. This has been partially implemented by various
vendors. For example Manugistics (STSC) uses an SLT workspace to
do the reading/writing.
o Use the IBM )in and )out .atf files (documentation?) Here are
some concrete instructions, courtesy of Eke van Batenburg,
Batenburg@rulsfb.LeidenUniv.nl:
You only port APL, no GUI, no file I/O, no graphics, no locked
objects. The following recipees use (arbitrary choosen) filename
TRANSW.ATF on floppy as intermediate. "<>" means "next line".
o Macintosh APL68000 export to floppy:
[]MOUNT'Untitled' <> )OUT 0 TRANSWS
In finder, change file name to "TRANSWS.ATF"
o Macintosh APL68000 import from floppy:
In finder, change file name to "TRANSWS" (without ".ATF"
extension!!!)
[]MOUNT'Untitled' <> )IN 0 TRANSWS Problems:
"INVALID FILE" can mean "SYMBOL TABLE FULL" (check ")SYMBOLS"
and increase them to 1000) or comment lines in file (remove
all lines beginning with "*" using any editor and try again).
o Atari APL68000 export to floppy:
[]MOUNT 'A:' <> )OUT 0 TRANSWS
o Atari APL68000 import from floppy
[]MOUNT 'A:' <> )IN 0 TRANSWS
Problems: same as in point 2.
o IBM APL2/PC export to floppy:
)HOST A: <> )OUT TRANSWS
o IBM APL2/PC import from floppy:
)HOST A: <> )IN TRANSWS
Problems: none experienced upto now
o IBM mainframe export to floppy:
start APL with "APL2 CASE(2)" (necessary for underscored
conversion)
)CLEAR <> )COPY workspacetobeported (NOT LOAD!!!!)
)OUT TRANSWS <> )CLEAR <> )IN TRANSWS <> )OUT TRANSWS
(yes, 2x seems to work, 1x sometimes gives gibberish, I don't know why)
Download ....APLTF.TRANSWS to floppy, rename to TRANSWS.ATF
Problems: if you download with Kermit: set TEXTMODE OFF and
set file TYPE BINARY
o IBM mainframe import from floppy
I have no experience with this, but I suppose:
Upload TRANSWS.ATF to file ...APLTF.TRANSWS
)IN TRANSWS
o APL2000 APL+DOS, APL+UNIX, APL+Win export to floppy:
]OUT A:TRANSWS.ATF
o APL2000 APL+DOS, APL+UNIX, APL+Win import from floppy:
]IN A:TRANSWS.ATF
Problems: Different from IBM or APL68000 or "extended standard"
are:
"A B C[2]" is B, partioned enclose, squeezed quad,
monadic ",[1.5]", take with axis and scalar functions with axis.
o Dyalog APL:
im/export functions have since several years a bug that thinks
that your recordsize is wrong. If you manage to correct only
this, it seems to work find.
o Contribution of others to TRYAPL(?), IPSharp APL, ISIAPL etc.
o Write the functions/data out to ASCII files using some sort of
transliteration scheme (see 11). This has the advantage over
(1) that the files are human-readable and editable.
All schemes suffer from the basic incompatibility between APL
vendors. This comes from extensions to standard ISO APL in several
areas:
o Different built in functions - the quad functions. This includes
file IO, graphics etc. Also the (mostly obsolete) ibeam
functions.
o Generalized arrays - boxes versus nests. A major fight in the
community for at least the last 10 years. Unresolved.
o User defined operators - not all implementations allow this.
o Multivalent functions - not all implementations allow this.
Each instance of the above requires someone who knows both
implementations to rewrite the code. Hence only ISO APL is easily
portable.
(13) Q: How do I write APL using only ASCII?
A: Writing APL in ASCII
Almost all vendors have provided ways to enter APL from non-APL
terminals. They took forms such as @BOX for example. For some reason
however, they all used different symbol sets and different
transliterations. Hence all are incompatible. Various users, seeing
the advantage of this approach versus the WSIS have tried their
hands.
I there are several separate issues: writing an APL character, writing
APL data, writing APL functions, and writing out a whole workspace.
Approaches for character :
o My own approach - see symbols3v1.txt on my home page
Example: s .is + / .ro , a
o William Chang (wchang@phage.cshl.org)
has proposed a J-ish verion called APL!
Example: s <- +/ ? , a
o Jim Weigang has proposed a bit more verbose version.
Example: s {<-} +/ {rho} , a
Approaches for objects:
o John Mitloehner (mitloehn@uxq.wu-wien.ac.at)
has proposed a PP scheme for this that includes data and functions.
See his article at APL92. Code for various APLs is available at
waterloo. Example:
@begin function NUB
R@is NUB X
R@is ((X@iota X)= @iota @rho X)/X
@end function
Code is also available for incorporation of APL into latex
documents.
o Jim Weigang proposes the more familiar "Del editor" output
format. Sample code for this translator is available in this
format.
(14) Q: Where can I find APL employment information?
A: The APL Skills Database
The APL Skills Database (http://www.torontoapl.org/skills)
is a free worldwide employment information project, provided
by The Toronto APL Special Interest Group and The ACM Special
Interest Group on APL.
Recognizing the niche-market nature of the use of APL in data
processing, the APL Skills Database project was launched in
1994 to aid companies and employers looking for APL-skilled
personnel, and to help APL-skilled professionals seeking
employment opportunities with companies needing APL expertise.
To date, dozens of participants in the project have been
successfully placed in APL-related employment positions by
using this service!
The APL Skills Database website will post information about
APL-related employment as it becomes available. Also, an email
broadcast facility sends monthly job bulletins to APL-skilled
participants who subscribe to this service (now over 100 persons).
The APL Skills Database is a free service for both employers
and job-seekers. If you are an employer looking for APL skills,
send us the details of the position being offered and we will
post them on our website. APL-skilled persons who subscribe
to the APL Skills Database will be sent these incoming job
notices via email as they arrive.
The APL Skills Database website also has a section for posting
the resumes of APL-skilled individuals who may be in the job
market. If you already have your own website, we will link to
it from our site.
All information and questions about the project may be
directed to either of our email addresses:
info@torontoapl.org or apl_jobs@acm.org
The APL Skills Database can only work with the enthusiastic
participation of employers seeking APL skills, and employees
seeking APL employment. Please join us in this unique project.
The Toronto APL Special Interest Group
P.O. Box 55, Adelaide St. Post Office
Toronto, Ontario, M5C 2H8, Canada
http://www.torontoapl.org
email: apl_jobs@acm.org or: info@torontoapl.org
*free usually means you can get it for free from the net, or pay small
media/documentation charges to get it from the vendor.
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