SB-Prolog woes

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1 total messages Started by Jerry LeVan Fri, 08 Jan 1993 23:47

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Author: Jerry LeVan
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 1993 23:47

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Sigh,

I have successfully compiled SBProlog for A/UX using some simple
patches found in wuarchive.wustl.edu. It does startup ok and
I can execute the statistics command (I don't know anything yet
about prolog).

However when I move the source to our 3b2 and decstations I am able
to compile the interpreter with very minor changes. However when
I start prolog on the 3b2. It complains about finding a clause that
is too long and then terminates with the message:
	Halt. Program terminated normally.

The DecStation does not complain about the long clause but does
immediately give the same halt message.

On both the 3b2 and Decstation the banner/prompt
"SB-Prolog Version 3.1
| ?-"

never get printed (but it does with my A/UX system).

Does this sound familiar to anybody?

********************
I have nifty Pascal/C/Lisp solutions to the eight queens problem.
Does there a nice solution in Prolog to the problem? If so could
somebody email a heavily commented solution to the problem.
********************

Thanks,

Jerry LeVan (levan@ms.uky.edu)

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