Re: Quintus to Gnu Prolog conversion
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Hi Thierry, Below are results obtained on Unix. No problem loading files into gprolog, but failure to compile: krapaul@adgate1:/adtera/users2/krapaul > gprolog GNU Prolog 1.3.0 By Daniel Diaz Copyright (C) 1999-2007 Daniel Diaz | ?- [prep530]. compiling /adtera/users2/krapaul/prep530.pl for byte code... /adtera/users2/krapaul/prep530.pl:9: warning: singleton variables [W] for chkforpuncttag/2 /adtera/users2/krapaul/prep530.pl compiled, 85 lines read - 14060 bytes written, 18 ms yes | ?- halt. krapaul@adgate1:/adtera/users2/krapaul > gplc prep530.pl prep530.pl:9: warning: singleton variables [W] for chkforpuncttag/2 /tmp/gplcOWJSKa.o(.text+0x682): In function `predicate(write_list/2)': : undefined reference to `predicate(chkforpunct/2)' /tmp/gplcOWJSKa.o(.text+0xa1d): In function `Lpred6_1': : undefined reference to `predicate(is_list/1)' /tmp/gplcOWJSKa.o(.text+0xad2): In function `predicate(write_list/3)': : undefined reference to `predicate(chkforpunct/2)' /tmp/gplcOWJSKa.o(.text+0xfc2): In function `predicate(charsinlist/2)': : undefined reference to `predicate(chkforpunct/2)' /tmp/gplcOWJSKa.o(.text+0x11f5): In function `predicate(upper_first/2)': : undefined reference to `predicate(is_alpha/1)' /tmp/gplcOWJSKa.o(.text+0x13cb): In function `Lpred13_5': : undefined reference to `predicate(write_sentences/1)' /tmp/gplcOWJSKa.o(.text+0x14b5): In function `predicate(write_terms/1)': : undefined reference to `predicate(chkforpunct/2)' collect2: ld returned 1 exit status compilation failed krapaul@adgate1:/adtera/users2/krapaul > On Thu, 24 Apr 2008, Thierry Martinez wrote: > Pauline Kra: >> C:\RAPPORT\gnutesting>gplc prep530.pl >> input file already specified (and) >> compilation failed >> >> C:\RAPPORT\gnutesting>gplc lexsemact.pl >> input file already specified (and) >> compilation failed > > You can try "gplc -v prep530.pl" and "gplc -v lexsemact.pl" instead. > Perhaps the output of these two commands may help us to understand > this error. > > -- > Thierry. >