[Oz] Who (where and how many) are we?

[Luis Omar Quesada Ramirez]

Hi,

I don't know if this already exists but it would be
interesting to have a web page like:

http://www.asap.cs.nott.ac.uk/ASAP/watt/country.html

to let any of us know a little bit more about the the
members of the list. For instance, to me it was very
nice to know that there is somebody else from South
America interested in Mozart and I would be certainly
interested in knowing if there are more.

Cheers,
Luis

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Subject: Re: Interoperability under Windows (Was: [Oz] Oz vs. Squeak)
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> From: Bob Calco
> # Alexander I. Zhezherun writes:
> #
> # > First of all please excuse me that I only interested in Oz for
> # > Windows currently :)
> #
> # Not at all.  We need more people who are interested in improving the
> # usability of Mozart/Oz under Windows and other platforms.  Better yet,
> # would be people willing to put some development effort into such
> # improvements :-)
>
> Count me IN. :)
>
> I very much want to help with the effort. My company will at some point
this
> year be joining the MS VSIP program for our own product line. I will be
very
> intimately familiar with the integration APIs for .NET and Visual Studio
> fairly soon thereafter.

We also maybe join MS VSIP in a future :)

> # > But for me possibility to create Oz COM objects and use COM objects
> # > from Oz will be enough for starting Mozart usage in production
> # > environment I hope.  Maybe something like HaskellDirect or/and
> # > HaskellScript?
> #
> # Indeed, this would be very desirable.  However, I do not find the
> # prospect of a purely Windows-specific effort appealing.  It would be
> # much more desirable to plan for embedded uses of Mozart technology,
> # with COM as one instance application.
>
> I don't think anyone wants to inprison Mozart on Windows. However, I will
> add that making a .NET port of Oz/Mozart would be a purely
windows-specific
> effort. ;)

Maybe I am wrong, but Windows is very important platform. Yes it's not the
best one and even not good enough in many aspects but it's TOO widespread :)

> # > And it will be good I think to have Oz engine that don't use GMP lib.
> #
> # uh? I don't get that.
>
> Me either. :)

I simply think that arbitrary precision integers don't needed in each
application.


Thanks,
Alexander Zhezherun

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