what do you use it for?
happy with it
What version of Mozart are you using?
I know, not the best choice either
we've already had issues with things that aren't implemented yet
1.4 has bugs in the distributed support so I use 1.3 to avoid that.
thanks for the advice, I'll make sure she knows before the show goes on
leaving for now, thanks again
Here is my code
declare Fac S
fun {Fac N}
if N==0 then 1 else N*{Fac N-1} end
end
% {Browse {Fac 5} }
declare fun {Mul N R} % For n*(n-1)*...*(n-r+1)
local S = N-R+1 in
fun {Mul2 N S}
if N==S then N else N*{Mul2 N-1 S} end
end
end
end
declare fun {Comb N R}
if R==0 then 1 else {Mul N R} div {Fac R} end
end
If someone can please help, i read about nesting marker but was not able to figure out how to use them
It seems to be returning a function called Mul2
Did you expect something like:
declare
fun {Mul N R} % For n*(n-1)*...*(n-r+1)
local
S = N-R+1
fun {Mul2 N S}
if N==S then N else N*{Mul2 N-1 S} end
end
in
..call Mul2 here..
end
end
That's why you're getting the error btw, the nested function is messed up.
I mostly use Mozart 1.3.x though
Described my problem in an issue mozart/mozart2#322 the compiler doesn't work for me. Sorry for sharing this in several places but I first found the issues page, then I found the mailing list, and finally this Gitter :P
Error messages are able to do this
It'll output to the console, or emulator buffer in the emacs ide
