On 27/10/12 19:10, alexgian wrote:
A bit off topic, I notice it's rather quiet around here lately. Is
there another active site for Oz discussions? Surely with the success
and popularity of CTM the world must be full of people wanting to
discuss Oz-Mozart..
Regards - AG
We are getting close to a release for Mozart 2.0, the new 64-bit
reimplementation of Mozart, our noses are close to the grindstone,
probably one reason for the recent lull in mozart-users. Some of the
work is discussed on mozart-hackers, but not all. We are now testing
Mozart 2.0 in a course - the students are the guinea pigs! Thanks to
Sébastien Doeraene, Yves Jaradin, Kenny TM, Géry Debongnie, and Gustavo
Gutiérrez, the main contributors for the core of Mozart 2.0 (if I have
left anyone out, please yell!). (Other contributors are welcome, just
contact us!)
The next step is the distribution subsystem. Mozart 2.0 has a
reflective language interface, where you can write Oz code to change the
semantics of language operations. We will use this to reimplement the
network-transparent distribution. The reflective interface means that
the new distribution subsystem will be written completely in Oz! Unlike
the old distribution subsystem, which was written in C++ and which has
become unmaintainable and unmanageable. We invite people to experiment
with the reflective interface to do other kinds of extensions to the system!
We are also redoing completely the constraint subsystem. It will be
based on Gecode, and it is being implemented by the Avispa research
group in Cali, Colombia.
Peter
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