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- A 386 MS-DOS port of the SB-Prolog system is available for anonymous
- ftp from src.doc.ic.ac.uk [146.169.3.7] (login anonymous, password
- your e-mail address) in the directory languages/sbprolog, filename
- sbpmsdos.zip. It contains everything you need in order to run the
- Stony Brook Prolog System intepreter and compiler on a 386 machine
- running MS-DOS. Here is the README file from the distribution:
-
- This is a binary release of SB-Prolog System version 3.1 for 386 MS-DOS
- systems. It was compiled using version 1.05 of the 386 MS-DOS GNU C
- compiler port by D. J. Delorie. It supports up to 128M of extended
- memory and 128M of disk space for swapping. It is compatible with XMS
- and VCPI programs (such as QEMM and 386MAX), but not DPMI (such as
- Windows 3.0).
-
- In order to obey to the license agreement, this package should only be
- made available together with the full source code that is covered by
- it. This means that you can make it available for anonymous ftp, only
- if your machine also makes the full source code of SB-Prolog
- available. The source of SB-Prolog is available for anonymous ftp from
- cs.arizona.edu:sbprolog/v3. See the file COPYING for more
- information.
-
- In order to unpack the system correctly, the command:
-
- pkunzip -d sbpmsdos.zip
-
- must be executed. This will create the following files and directories:
-
- README This file
- sbp.bat Batch file to run the SB-Prolog system
- sbprolog.doc System documentation amended for MS-DOS
- sim.exe Executable for the WAM simulator
- cmplib \
- lib } System directories
- modlib /
- CHANGES Changes from version 3.0 to 3.1
- diffs Patches for compiling the source under MS-DOS
- See Appendix 4 of the documentation for
- instructions.
- frexp.c Additional file needed for compiling
- nrev.p Naive reverse benchark
- nrev.doc Documentation on nrev.p
- version Port version
-
-
- enjoy !
-
- Diomidis
- --
- Diomidis Spinellis Internet: dds@doc.ic.ac.uk
- Department of Computing UUCP: ...!ukc!icdoc!dds
- Imperial College, London SW7 #include "/dev/tty"
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