Hello! System: WindowsXP SP2, intel 915DW chipset, Intel Celeron 2,5GHz
GNU prolog 1.3.0 GNU Prolog Win32 auto-install setup [http://www.gprolog.org/setup-gprolog-1.3.0-mingw.exe] 1. In the chapter 3.2.1 "3.2.1 Starting/exiting the interactive interpreter" of the buil-in help system of gprolog interpreter Example with using gprolog did not work because of gprolog under windows requers two "--" instead of one "-" and double " instead single '. Existense text is: Here is an example of using execution goal options: % gprolog -init-goal 'write(before), nl' -entry-goal 'write(inside), nl' -query-goal 'append([a,b],[c,d],X)' For Windows systems it mast be like this: Here is an example of using execution goal options: gprolog --init-goal "write(before), nl" --entry-goal "write(inside), nl" --query-goal "append([a,b],[c,d],X)" 2. In the directory ExamplesPL from GNU prolog 1.3.0 for Windows there are NO ANY SUBDIRECTORY and following text from \ExamplesPL\readme may be not refferred to Windows: " Each sub-directorie (YAP, WAMCC, SICSTUS, CIAO, BINPROLOG, XSB, SWI) contains 3 files: MAKE_PROGS: a shell-script building the benchmarks MAKE_CLEAN: a shell-script removing build benchmarks HOOK.pl: the hook file needed for the corresponding system To compile the benchmarks with a given system use MAKE_PROGS in the associated directory (e.g. YAP): cd YAP MAKE_PROGS (or MAKE_PROGS BENCH_NAME...) MAKE_PROGS build the list of benchmarks passed as argument. In none, it builds all benchmarks described in the file ../PROGS. Be sure to be in the sub-directory (cd) before doing MAKE_PROGS." The first-time users of GNU Prolog & MinGW under Windows can not understand from this readme how to compile examples, with what program they can use makefile and so on. Best regards, Alexander Trubitsyn JSC "NCC", Russia System Administrator work +7 (8312) - 150000 (715) mobile +7 951 9060011 _______________________________________________ Bug-prolog mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-prolog
