Hi all,
In a large file (17k lines) of basic facts, such as:
dep('one', 'two').
dep('three', 'four').
...etc...
gplc fails to compile to an executable with an out of stack space error
(note - there are no predicates in there which should cause an infinite
loop, however there may be circular references in the facts).
The exact file can be viewed here:
https://github.com/ahungry/prolog-package-manager/blob/master/packages.pro
when I attempt to compile via something similar to the following:
gplc ./packages.pro
I receive an out of GLOBALSZ space error.
Bumping up to
GLOBALSZ=500000 gplc ./packages.pro
Eventually gives a random error message related to invalid syntax in the
file (there are no such syntax errors).
Compiling to byte code works without issue:
gplc -w ./packages.pro
As well as running this file through gprolog:
gprolog --consult-file packages
This error does not occur on any other prolog implementation's
compilation technique (works fine on swi-prolog and some others).
Thanks,
-Matt
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Matthew Carter
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