Re: SWI Prolog Runtime configuration.
- From: "Sujai" <sujai.antony@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 Aug 2006 01:35:15 -0700
Jan Wielemaker wrote:
I think, but its all very long ago as the runtime system existed first
of all from the days before SWI-Prolog was licenced under the LGPL, you
can only run saved states created using a compatible version of the
development system using `plrt -x state' or by combining them
using `cat plrt state > myprog && chmod +x myprog'
Possibly the problem is deeper. Debugging the system while it is loading
its init-file is very hard as most of the code that makes it print sensible
errors is either not yet loaded or appearently not functioning properly.
Cheers --- Jan
Thank you for the information Jan.
May I know if there is a plan to enhance the runtime option to
support all options as in the normal version (with just the debugging
and profiling removed)?
I presume many would be interested in having a prolog kernel in
their applications to make use of its inferencing aspects.
Having a runtime option with debugging and profiling options removed
will be ideal for such applications.
~Sujai.
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