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This folder contains a Prolog file, paths.pl
file, that is automatically
loaded by the Prolog integration scripts and shortcuts. This file defines
essential library paths for starting Logtalk and library paths for the
standard library, developer tools, and also for the supplied examples
and contributions. Note that, in Logtalk, a library is simply a directory
containing source files.
Also provided in this folder are six Prolog files:
paths.pl
file. They can be used when embedding or deploying Logtalk applications
where e.g. tools or example paths should not be included. Note that the
obvious solution of having paths.pl
including or loading the other four
Prolog files is not portable!
Basic library aliases defined in the paths.pl
file include:
You might need to edit the paths.pl
file in order to adapt it to
reflect your Logtalk installation, Prolog compiler, and operating-system
requirements. However, as defined, the provided paths.pl
file is already
compatible with the supported backend Prolog compilers running on macOS,
Windows, Linux, Unix, and Unix-like operating-systems.
Although you could customize this file by adding the paths to your own "libraries" (in order to easily load your own source code), this is preferably accomplished by customizing the settings file in the Logtalk user directory or in your Logtalk application directory.
When manually loading Logtalk (instead of using the provided integration
scripts and shortcuts), you will need to load the paths.pl
into your
Prolog compiler before loading the Logtalk compiler/runtime to ensure
Logtalk proper startup and to easily compile and load library and example
source files using the notation `<library>(<file>)`.