PDL
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| − | '''PDL''' (Perl Data Language) is a format used in an extension of [[Perl]] to handle mathematical structures such as matrices. There are several different data formats, text and binary, to save such a structure to a file. | + | '''PDL''' (Perl Data Language) is a format used in an extension of [[Perl]] to handle mathematical structures such as matrices. There are several different data formats, text and binary, to save such a structure (sometimes referred to as a "piddle") to a file. |
== Links == | == Links == | ||
* [http://pdl.perl.org/ PDL site] | * [http://pdl.perl.org/ PDL site] | ||
* [http://blogs.perl.org/users/enkidu/2019/12/working-with-csv-using-pdl.html Working with CSV files using PDL] | * [http://blogs.perl.org/users/enkidu/2019/12/working-with-csv-using-pdl.html Working with CSV files using PDL] | ||
Revision as of 04:36, 14 December 2019
PDL (Perl Data Language) is a format used in an extension of Perl to handle mathematical structures such as matrices. There are several different data formats, text and binary, to save such a structure (sometimes referred to as a "piddle") to a file.
