Vic;
I dug a little deeper and discovered the problem was (most likely) gcc
3.4, or more precisely gcc > 3.3.3.
Daniel has a patched 1.2.18 rpm and tgz available for download.
Feeling lazy I loaded the rpm and, lo and verily, my progs did compile
and run virtuously!
As I have had a closet prolog habit for several years, which I have
recently been satifying with gprolog, my blood presure dropped five
points and I began to smile again.
Cheers,
Ian
Ian Sykes wrote:
I recently re-built my application server and installed Fedora core 3.
Excellent choice ! Mine seems to have the gcc version 3.4.3 20050227
(Red Hat 3.4.3-22.fc3).
I found I could not get gnu prolog to install via make, I got
compilation errors, ...
Which version did you try ?
When I checked the listed stable version gprolog-1.2.16.tar.gz, the make
complained a lot and failed to compile,
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