Majic is a software tool that functions both as an Erc interpreter and compiler in a single platform.
The link orientation paradigm of Erc is a combination of link-orientation and object-orientation, with elements of hypertext markup. Erc's focus is on the links between concepts, as opposed to list organization/processing or object creation. This makes Erc ideal for AI, expert systems, semantic searching, and neural nets applications.
Majic and Erc get their names from the book "Web of Angels" by John M Ford. In the novel universe, Erc was the ethereal currency, and Majic was slang for multiple Erc. Majic stands for "Majic Ate Java Inline Classes" or "My Awesome Java Interpreter Code." Erc stands for "Enumerate Relative Constants," or "Erc's Really Cool."
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