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overflow handlings and garbage collection
Several ipdates to CLPBN
dif/2 could be broken in the presence of attributed variables.


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Switches on the file_errors flag so that in certain error conditions
I/O predicates will produce an appropriated message and abort.
@item write_depth(@var{T},@var{L},@var{A})
@findex write_depth/3
@snindex write_depth/3
@cnindex write_depth/3
Unifies @var{T} with the value of the maximum depth of a term to be
written, @var{L} with the maximum length of a list to write, and @var{A}
with the maximum number of arguments of a compound term to write. The
setting will be used by @code{write/1} or @code{write/2}. The default
value for all arguments is 0, meaning unlimited depth and length.
@example
?- write_depth(3,5,5).
yes
?- write(a(b(c(d(e(f(g))))))).
a(b(c(....)))
yes
?- write([1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]).
[1,2,3,4,5,...]
yes
?- write(a(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8)).
a(1,2,3,4,5,...)
yes
@end example
@item write_depth(@var{T},@var{L})
@findex write_depth/2
@snindex write_depth/2
@cnindex write_depth/2
Unifies @var{T} and L, respectively, with the values of the maximum depth
of a term and the maximum length of a list, that will be used by
@code{write/1} or @code{write/2}. The default value for both arguments is 0,
meaning unlimited depth and length.
Same as @code(write_depth(@var{T},@var{L},_)}. Unifies @var{T} with the
value of the maximum depth of a term to be
written, and @var{L} with the maximum length of a list to write. The
setting will be used by @code{write/1} or @code{write/2}. The default
value for all arguments is 0, meaning unlimited depth and length.
@example
?- write_depth(3,5).
?- write_depth(3,5,5).
yes
?- write(a(b(c(d(e(f(g))))))).
a(b(c(....)))