Rouan van Dalen wrote:
1) Is the Mozart implementation efficient with regards to memory management?
Execution speed doesn't have to super high, just adequate.

I'm not an expert on that, but from my experience I would say
that Mozart's memory behavior is not unreasonable.  The answer
probably depends on your expectations.  In the Oz menu in emacs,
you can "Open Panel" and select the Memory tab and make some
interactive experiments yourself.

5) Is there still good support for Mozart?  In other words, if I find a problem 
in Mozart,
can someone assist me in fixing the problem?

I think it's safe to predict that in a couple of years from now,
the Oz/Mozart community will still be orders of magnitude
smaller compared to other more mainstream languages.
However, in my experience the community has always been
very friendly and helpful.  You will probably find very few
problems in Mozart.

The solution should work on linux and windows with a preference to linux.  The 
document
management system will include a web server, web-interface for accessing the 
document
store, connecting to a database server (MySQL / PostgreSQL).  I want to develop 
as much as
possible in Oz, only using the FFI if it is really necessary.  The document 
management system
will later be adapted to be distributed, but still function as a logical unit, 
transparently to the
user, making the solution very scalable.
Since you mention documents, web server and database/MySQL,
I recommend you have a look at MBase, a system I had been
working on some years ago.  It's a database for mathematical
documents in OMDoc format, mostly GPL-licensed, for Linux:
http://www.ags.uni-sb.de/~mbase/releases/mbase-dev-linux-i486.precompiled.tgz
After running the "./setup" script, the instructions on
http://www.mathweb.org/mbase/download.html
should work.  Getting it ready to play with should only
be a matter of 5-10 minutes, assuming a fast internet connection.

Have fun,
Andreas
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