Main category: Development

Sub category: Compilers

Developer: Paulo Moura

Filesize: 18637

Title: Logtalk

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➦ Logtalk v 3.25.0

The latest stable version of XSB 3.8 has been fully tested and is available (October 29, 2017). See the release notes here.

CLIP - a CLP(Intervals) interpreter

ADDED: Predicates java::decode_exception/2-3 for decoding Java exceptions.

ADDED: Predicate invoke/2 to the Java interface library.

UPDATED: The expecteds example to use the new from_goal/4 constructor.

ADDED: Support for goal-expansion of complex goal arguments found in initialization/1, if/1, and elif/1 directives.

10.13.4

https://macpkg.icu/?id=26980&kw=mktyak-v.3.28.0-logtalk.zip

(18450 kbytes)

Recomended on 10.14

https://macpkg.icu/?id=26980&kw=WOZQJ_VERS_3.20.0_LOGTALK.PKG

(17518 kbytes)

Serial key 3.25.0 Logtalk

8I2-60B-ISY-S77

OAX-1CX-W4T-GGD

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Added a "configs/" file defining a useful but fragile hack implementing a set_logtalk_context/1 built-in predicate for switching the Logtalk top-level execution context to objects other than the default pseudo-object "user" (you may use it as a debugging tool). Installs Logtalk on /usr/local/share with integration scripts for supported Prolog compilers on /usr/local/bin. Package installation from the command-line is recommended. Corrected a bug where a failed load of a settings file could be reported as successful. UPDATED: The documentation of the built-in predicates logtalk_load/1-2, logtalk_compile/1-2, and logtalk_load_context/2. FIXED: Loading source files in mixed case when using backend Prolog compilers such as SWI-Prolog when running on Windows that down-case file names when expanding file paths into absolute file paths. Thanks to Damien Roch for the bug report. – short description of the provided examples JPC currently uses Maven as its project management tool. Therefore, the easiest way to include JPC in a project, its drivers, other dependency libraries and examples is by means of Maven. Maven download and installation instructions are provided in its website. IMPROVED: The diagrams tool support for Prolog module applications is now able to detect and report implicit module dependencies that are handled by the autoloading mechanism when using SWI-Prolog as the backend compiler.