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All examples that start with <code>declare</code> can be used directly in the Emacs-based IDE, without a separate compilation step. Just copy the source code to the <code>Oz</code> buffer and select the menu item "Oz→Feed Buffer". |
All examples that start with <code>declare</code> can be used directly in the Emacs-based IDE, without a separate compilation step. Just copy the source code to the <code>Oz</code> buffer and select the menu item "Oz→Feed Buffer". |
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Some examples are functor definitions and must be compiled. |
Some examples are functor definitions and must be compiled. The compiler is invoked with a command such as: <code>ozc -c filename.oz</code>, and then executed with the command, <code>ozengine filename.ozf</code>. This [https://stackoverflow.com/a/29207029/371304 Stack Overflow answer] shows an example of the boilerplate to transform code written for the Emacs IDE to code that can run directly on the Mozart VM. |
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==Citation== |
==Citation== |