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The Oz Programming Interface

Leif Kornstaedt and Denys Duchier

The Oz Programming Interface (OPI) is the primary tool for interaction with the Mozart development system. It offers special support for editing Oz code, running Mozart as a sub-process, and interacting with Mozart's development tools. This document is a reference manual for the complete functionality of the OPI.

• 1 Introduction
  • Acknowledgements

• 2 Invoking the OPI
  • 2.1 Invoking the OPI in the Unix Environment
  • 2.2 Invoking the OPI Under Windows
  • 2.3 Invoking the OPI From Within Emacs
  • 2.4 The Oz Major Modes
  • 2.5 Inspecting the OPI's Commands and User Options

• 3 Editing Oz Code
  • 3.1 Managing Oz Buffers
  • 3.2 Indentation
  • 3.3 Fontification
  • 3.4 Comments
  • 3.5 Expression-Level Commands

• 4 Running Mozart from the OPI
  • 4.1 Running and Halting
  • 4.2 Mozart's Output Buffers
  • 4.3 Feeding Code to the Compiler
  • 4.4 Running the Command-Line Tools
  • 4.5 Dealing With Errors
  • 4.6 Seeing the OPI from Mozart

• 5 Interacting With the Development Tools

• 6 Using Profiles
  • 6.1 Creating and Customizing Profiles
    • 6.1.1 Global Profile
    • 6.1.2 Default Profile
    • 6.1.3 Build Profile
    • 6.1.4 Debug Profile
  • 6.2 Profile Parameters

• A Summary of Oz-Specific Emacs Key Bindings

• B Mozart System Development Support
  • B.1 Viewing Emulator Bytecode
  • B.2 Testing Locally
  • B.3 Running under gdb

• C Application Programmer's Interface

• D Limitations

• Bibliography

• Index