I see in the Eightbol tutorial that languages must be make and gdb compatible to be integrated into the CDT. Is Mozart-Oz included in the above, and would such compatibility (if it exists) be too restrictive for an IDE given the tools that Mozart-Oz has available currently?
I don't understand your question, what does it means for a language implementation (i.e. mozart) to be gdb compatible?. If the sense is that the object code can be debugged with gdb i think the answer is not. You cannot take file.ozf and use gdb on it. What you can do is to debug the emulator running that file, but IMO it does not have any sense for a standard user. In the case of make, you can use it for almost everything related to a development process. For example, you can use make to build, install or deinstall a mozart application. When you use make on a mozart project you have to use functors in your code. If you are planing to present an OPI replacement in eclipse, the OPI does not use functors explicitly. Cheers, -- Gustavo Gutierrez _________________________________________________________________________________ mozart-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.mozart-oz.org/mailman/listinfo/mozart-users
