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Re: XProlog

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From: Andreas Toenne
Date: Wed, 12 Oct 1988 23:22
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In article <6521@pyr.gatech.EDU> wolf@pyr.UUCP (   Thomas Wolf) writes:
>I have recently received a copy of the pd prolog compiler XPROLOG.  I seem to
>have some problem executing it, though.  Here's my problem:
>	Whenever I try executing it from "Gulam", it immediately
>	exits with the message "Cannot build such a large Prolog"
>	From "msh" (or from the desktop) it works fine.
>I tried playing with the various options (stacksize, Functorsize, etc.) in
>order to cut down on the amount of space used by Prolog, but to no avail.

Hum,

I have heard about this problem from several ppl but I have no idea how
to solve it.
Perhaps it helps you, if I send the whole sources (>250kb) to comp.sources.
atari.st ?

This error message is sent only, when one of the mallocs fails.
This is due to low memory only.
So either Gulam needs too much memory or Gulam gives a junk command line to
Xprolog.

Please note that I will not give anymore support for Xprolog.
(In fact it has expired from my harddisk about a year ago)

	Andreas Toenne (Author of Xprolog)
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From: atoenne@laura.UUCP (Andreas Toenne)
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Subject: Re: XProlog
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Date: 12 Oct 88 23:22:57 GMT
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