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Started by Geoff Sutcliffe
Thu, 16 Nov 1989 02:42
CProlog on an IBM RT
Author: Geoff Sutcliffe
Date: Thu, 16 Nov 1989 02:42
Date: Thu, 16 Nov 1989 02:42
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I am trying to install Edinburgh Uni's C-Prolog onto an IBM RT. I've managed to compile it with some mods, but it crashes as soon as any file is consulted. Has anyone done this before, to save me hacking on into the source? Any help will be appreciated. Geoff Sutcliffe Department of Computer Science, CSNet: geoff@wacsvax.oz University of Western Australia, ARPA: geoff%wacsvax.oz@seismo.edu.gov Stirling Highway, UUCP: ..!seismo!munnari!wacsvax!geoff Nedlands, Western Australia, 6009. PHONE: (09) 380 2305 OVERSEAS: +61 9 380 2305
Re: CProlog on an IBM RT
Author: Richard O'Keefe
Date: Fri, 17 Nov 1989 02:59
Date: Fri, 17 Nov 1989 02:59
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In article <1296@wacsvax.OZ>, geoff@wacsvax.OZ (Geoff Sutcliffe) writes: > I am trying to install Edinburgh Uni's C-Prolog onto an IBM RT. > I've managed to compile it with some mods, but it crashes as soon > as any file is consulted. > Has anyone done this before, to save me hacking on into the source? Any > help will be appreciated. Heck, I just took the 1.5.edai version, told it what floating-point was like on an RT, and compiled it, and it ran straight away (this was under AIX 1.something). Which C Prolog version are you using, and what did you change? When you say "it crashes", which part of it crashes and with what symptom?
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