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The context of this question is we are currently
writing a large system in Erlang. I have been
studying Mozart-Oz, on and off for some time, and it appears to have much in
common, and much beyond Erlang.
So I ask "could this system we are building have
benfited from being implemented in Mozart-Oz?" (To see what we do visit www.schoolmessenger.com)
I have been reading about the Fault module and
comparing it with the OTP aspect of Erlang (gen_server and the supervisory
structure). It appears that the Mozart-Oz "could" do this, but you would have to
write the pieces yourself. Is this a fair assessment?
Another aspect we find invaluable is Erlang Mnesia
-- as a distributed fault-tolerant data store. How would you address this in the
Mozart-Oz world?
As a final question -- if we implement in Erlang,
and would want to make use of the power of Mozart-Oz (for contraint programming
for example), is a C++ interface our only hope of reasonable interaction? Or
maybe raw TCP/IP between processes?
Thanks for any insight
Alex |
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