hhc@lcuxlm.UUCP (02/19/87)
How can I specify the allocation for the six internal data areas (heap, global stack, local stack, trail, atom area, and the aux. stack) in C-Prolog 1.5? My version 1.4 manual says to do so on the command line. For example: prolog -H 1000 -G 1000 -L 500 bigprogram specifies heap and global stack allocations of 1000K and local stack allocation of 500K. Unfortunately, this doesn't work. Does version 1.5 have a different method? Did it work in version 1.4? Any help would be appreciated. Harry H. Chefitz AT&T Bell Labs ...ihnp4!lcuxld!hhc
wup@rpics.UUCP (02/20/87)
For C-Prolog version 1.5 the command line arguments for options are in lower case... prolog [-a atom area] [-x aux area] ... etc all sizes in decimal and KBytes. For exact details, look into parms.c in the source code. Peter Wu wup@csv.rpi.edu
ram@nucsrl.UUCP (02/27/87)
>>/ nucsrl:comp.lang.prolog / hhc@lcuxlm.UUCP / 3:11 pm Feb 18, 1987 / >>How can I specify the allocation for the six internal data areas >>(heap, global stack, local stack, trail, atom area, and the aux. stack) >>in C-Prolog 1.5? >>Harry H. Chefitz >>AT&T Bell Labs >>...ihnp4!lcuxld!hhc >>---------- When was C-Prolog 1.5 released? Any pointers to its availability. We have C-Prolog 1.4 here at Northwestern University. What are the differences between 1.4 & 1.5? Please... renu raman ...ihnp4!nucsrl!ram Northwestern Univ. Comp. Sci.