Section III : The Aldor compiler
Chapter 15: Understanding messages
15.1 Aldor error messages
15.2 Example showing Aldor messages
15.3 Some common error messages
15.4 Common pitfalls
15.5 Controlling compiler messages
15.6 Interactive error investigation
15.7 Selecting error messages
15.8 Error messages and macros
15.9 Error messages and GNU emacs
15.10 Using an alternative message database
Chapter 16: Separate compilation
16.1 Multiple files
16.2 Libraries
16.3 Source code references to libraries
16.4 Importing from compiled libraries
Chapter 17: Using Aldor interactively
17.1 How to use the interpreter
17.2 Directives for the interactive mode
17.3 Using the interactive mode
Chapter 18: Using Aldor with AXIOM
18.1 Using Aldor from withing AXIOM
18.2 Summary of changes for conversion to Aldor
18.3 Conversion example: two packages
18.4 Conversion example: a domain
18.5 Language changes for AXIOM version 2
18.6 Changes for version 2 regarding types and the library
18.7 Using the AXIOM-to-Aldor translator
18.8 Changes made to the interpreter language
18.9 Using free functions with AXIOM
18.10 Efficiency
18.11 Details of system commands
18.12 Using Aldor outside AXIOM for AXIOM
18.13 Fine print
Chapter 19: Using Aldor with C
19.1 Using C code from Aldor
19.2 Using Aldor code from C
19.3 Data correspondence
Chapter 20: XAldor
20.1 The XAldor screen
20.2 Message list window
20.3 Message window
20.4 Source text window
20.5 Debugging example using XAldor
20.6 XAldor application defaults