To install the compilate into the configured directory, su to root, then change to the build directory and issue ninja install. The script will run the tests, which should succeed but occasionally may fail. The script needs to find the jars for hamcrest and junit in a directory called jars at the same level as the directory into which the SWI-Prolog distribution is cloned: To compile and test "JPL", the Java-Prolog bridge, you need to have a valid Java SDK on your system (Java 8 is recommended but Adopt JDK 14 seems to work too). The following jar directory exists : /home/paquette/Development/swiplmaking/swiplmaking7/jarsĪnd the hamcrest jar exists : /home/paquette/Development/swiplmaking/swiplmaking7/jars/hamcrest-2.2.jarĪnd the junit4 jar exists : /home/paquette/Development/swiplmaking/swiplmaking7/jars/junit-4.13.jar The installation directory is : /usr/local/logic/swiplexe_8.3.7 The build directory is : swipl-devel_original/build Going to build the SWI-Prolog distro in: swipl-devel_original The version string obtained from the version file is '8.3.7'įull build ordered but directory 'build' already exists in '/home/paquette/Development/swiplmaking/swiplmaking7/system/swipl-devel_original' - removing it swiprologpull.sh build system to build the SWI-Prolog distro.swiprologpull.sh clone system to download the SWI-Prolog distro/modules.Modify the values at the top to your liking:.It's probably easier to pull off than doing it manually. It's too complex for general use, but it's all-in-one and rather foolproof moving this from the back of the comment to the front of the comment. Here is a little bash script I use to set up a some SWIPL versions I used for development. TL DR for "Install development version on Linux" ( official description is here where there actually is now less text 😬) Build script There is a reference to the old mailing list rather than discourse.Mentions a TWiki wiki but I don't think that exists.For some reason 32-bit MingW also remains at sourceforce with a last updated stamp of "".The old (but still live) 32-bit MingW is at OSDN:.There is now 64-bit MingW: - one should use that.The link to mingw in "Using MinGW or a compiler with a compatible calling format you can write C or C++ code" (i.e. The Windows Release Notes are kinda hidden in the page for Stable Releases.ĭOC-NEEDS-HELP "Windows Release Notes" seem ancient:
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