gprolog - prolog interpreter and native code compiler

       GNU Prolog is written and maintained by Daniel Diaz.

       This manual page was compiled by Salvador Abreu <spa@debian.org>,  based  on  the  page  for  Yap  Prolog
       written by Ralf Treinen <treinen@debian.org>.

       Since  this  manpage  is derived from the GNU Prolog manual it is subject to its licence, which is either
       the standard GPL-3 or LGPL-3 (dual-licensed).  Refer to the text of these licenses in a debian system  in
       the directory /usr/share/common-licences

                                                December 10, 2016                                     GPROLOG(1)

GNUProlog (gprolog) is a prolog interpreter and compiler to native code.

       In  its  basic  form, gprolog starts an interactive Prolog interpreter.  The gplc command compiles Prolog
       sources into object files, which may be linked to produce a stand-alone executable.

       See the GNU Prolog manual (online) for how to use gprolog and gplc for writing Prolog programs.

TRAILSZ
              Size of the trailstack, needed to effect backtracking (undo bindings), defaults to 2097152 (2MB).

       CSTRSZ Size of the constraints stack, defaults to 2097152 (2MB).

       GLOBALSZ
              Size of the global stack, also known as the heap, defaults to 4194304 (4MB).

       LOCALSZ
              Size of the local stack, defaults to 2097152 (2MB).

       gprolog - prolog interpreter and native code compiler

--help Print a summary of allowable options.

       filename
              (for gplc) compile the specified file.

       The YAP  manual  is  available  on  a  debian  system  in  the  gprolog-doc  package,  as  the  PDF  file
       /usr/share/doc/gprolog-doc/gprolog.pdf     and     as     an     html     document     at     the     URL
       http://gprolog.org/manual/html_node/

gprologgplc [options] [filename]