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Pack rologpp -- README.md |
install.packages('Rcpp', 'RInside')
assert(prolog_pack:environment('R_LIBS_USER', X) :- getenv('R_LIBS_USER', X)).
(This is needed if you installed the R packages in a local "user" directory)
SWI> pack_install(rologp).
(Please note that rologp is written with only one p)
SWI> use_module(library(rologp)).
SWI> r_eval(2+2, X).