Dear developers of GNU Prolog, First of all, thanks for your very good job on GNU Prolog.
Unfortunately, I've had the following problem. I was trying to compile Prolog code for Windows and gplc (called from an MS-DOS window within Windows) could not produce an executable. My machine is a laptop with a Pentium M725 processor and with Windows XP. The GNU Prolog version is 1.2.16. For example, I've tried to compile the file "test.pl", which consists of a single line: red(cherry). In the MS-DOS window, when I type gplc test.pl I get the following output error trying to execute nasm: No such file or directory compilation failed I thought that the reason was that I didn't have any assembler installed, and so I downloaded "nasmw.exe" from the webpage of nasm (Win32 binary, version 0.98.39). When I apply this assembler to the .asm file generated by gplc -S, i.e., I type gplc -S test.pl nasmw test.asm , I get the following output: test.asm:15: error: binary output format does not support external references test.asm:26: error: binary output format does not support external references test.asm:28: error: binary output format does not support external references test.asm:31: error: binary output format does not support external references test.asm:34: error: binary output format does not support external references test.asm:44: error: binary output format does not support external references test.asm:62: error: binary output format does not support external references Thanks for your attention and sorry if there has been any misunderstanding from my side. Yours sincerely, Enric Rodriguez Carbonell -- ______________________________________________________________________ Enric Rodriguez Carbonell www.lsi.upc.edu/~erodri Technical University of Catalonia (UPC) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Department of Software (LSI) Phone: +34-93-4137861 Jordi Girona 1, 08034 Barcelona, Spain Fax: +34-93-4137833 ______________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________ Bug-prolog mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-prolog
