Logtalk compatibility with GNU Prolog
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Logtalk compatibility with GNU Prolog
Current Logtalk versions (2.39.0 or later) require that the back-end Prolog compiler implements the ISO Prolog standard specified multifile/1 directive. This directive is being implemented in GNU Prolog. Meanwhile, in order to use GNU Prolog with Logtalk, you will need to use Logtalk version 2.38.2.
Paulo Moura
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Re: Logtalk compatibility with GNU Prolog
GNU Prolog 1.4.0, currently in beta, implements the multifile/1 predicate directive necessary for Logtalk compatibility. Logtalk 2.40.1 restores compatibility with with this Prolog compiler.
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Re: Logtalk compatibility with GNU Prolog
Thank you, Paulo
GNU Prolog is my compiler of choice when generating self-contained executables. Since it has no support for modules, I find Logtalk is very much needed when developing with GNU Prolog. The decision to drop support for it, while understandable, scared me (and maybe a few others too).
Regards,
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Jaetan

GNU Prolog is my compiler of choice when generating self-contained executables. Since it has no support for modules, I find Logtalk is very much needed when developing with GNU Prolog. The decision to drop support for it, while understandable, scared me (and maybe a few others too).
Regards,
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Jaetan