Hi, Emilio!
> How I can execute a file foo.oz from console (unix terminal) without run
> emacs?
As far as I know, there is no way, because foo.oz is not a compiled file (if it
were, it would have the extension .ozf or .exe). If you had foo.ozf, it would
be as simple as:
ozengine foo.ozf
However, the sort of foo.oz you have, namely:
> -------- begin simple.oz ---------
> declare X Y Z
> local
> X :: 0#13
> Y :: 1#4
> Z :: 2#3
> {FD.plus X Y Z}
> in
> {Browse [X Y Z]}
> end
... will not compile, because it is not a functor. Its current structure is
specific to the interactive mode (in emacs). In specific, it has the command
"declare" and lacks some parts which are required by a minimum functor. In
short, you need to have a compiled oz _application_ to run with ozengine. See
http://www.mozart-oz.org/documentation/apptut/index.html .
Finally, though I guess this is not what you need, it is worth mentioning that
Mozart has its own debugger, that will work in whatever mode. See
http://www.mozart-oz.org/documentation/ozcar/index.html .
Cheers,
Jorge.
> --------- end simple.oz ----------
>
> I want to run simple.oz for trace the execution in the emulator.exe with
> gdb or ddd (data display debugger)
>
> How I can debug or trace the execution of simple.oz inside the emulator.exe?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Emilio Duarte Garcia.
>
>
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