simple example

[Jorge Marques Pelizzoni]

In the interactive mode all modules (for example, Browser) are implicitly
imported. But when you compile a program, it has to be wrapped up in a
_functor_ (= module specifying its dependencies and a few other things). So
example.oz should read:

functor
import 
    Browser(browse:Browse)
define
    local X Y in
        X = 5
        Y = X * 2
        {Browse [X Y]}
    end
end

.. or even:

functor
import 
    Browser(browse:Browse)
define
    X = 5
    Y = X * 2
    {Browse [X Y]}
end
   

The problem is that your program should end instantly. If you want it to block,
put something like this at the end:

{Wait _}

Cheers,

Jorge.
Quoting asu <asu at ritm.msk.ru>:

> In Mozart/EMacs:
> local X Y in
>      X = 5
>      Y = X * 2
>      {Browse [X Y]}
> end
> 
> Ok - output [5 10]
> 
> (OS: Windows 2000 Pro)
> In file example.oz - command line - ozc -c example.oz -o example.oza
> Output: "...variable Browse not introduced..."
> 
> 
> Anton Orekhov.
> 
> 
> 
>
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