Oz -- Re: [om-list] ARC

Tue Aug 3 12:04:34 EDT 2004

Om

	Have you guys checked out Mozart / Oz?  It's multi-paradigm, including 
functional/applicative/declarative.  So, in a sense, it is a new lisp-like 
language, too.  (It has lists and all those operators talked about in the 
paul graham web site that constitute lisp's kernel language.)  But it is also 
a new OO language, a new logic programming (Prolog) language, a new 
constraint programming language, a new distributed and concurrent programming 
language, and the cool thing about it is, you can do all of those things in 
the same language.  And it has been around for long enough that it is quite 
usable.  It has a wider following in Europe than the US, I believe, which is 
where it is developed, which is probably why you don't hear about it much 
around here.

tomp


On Tuesday 03 August 2004 08:54, om-list at onemodel.org wrote:
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> It isn't done yet, but I am really impressed with what Paul Graham et
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