I can create and run the following code in a compiled file that defines
a function if I do an "import Time" operation. However, I'm left
wondering how to get the function to compile from the interactive
environment within emacs:
proc {StartPrimeTest N StartTime}
if {Prime N}
then {ReportPrime {Time.system} - StartTime}
end
end
The error I see is something along the lines of:
%** illegal feature selection on record
%**
%** Feature found: system
%** Expected one of: {alarm, delay, repeat, time}
%** in file "c:/alice/sicp01-emacs.oz", line 506, column 32
What's the proper way to call this function?
As for context, I've basically completed chapter #1 of my translation of
SICP into Oz, which can be found on Dominic Fox's CTM website at:
http://www.codepoetics.com/wiki/index.php?title=Topics:SICP_in_other_languages:Alice_ML
I've a bit of ambition for SICP, in that I'd like to see how far I can
get with translating it into various PLs. I've the suspicion though
that Scheme's Quote mechanism will be hard in Oz. Is there a meta
capability in Oz to dynamically feed code that has local context
(something along the lines meta-stage programming)?
Thanks,
Chris Rathman
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