Logtalk 2.24.0 files.

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=================================================================
Logtalk - Object oriented extension to Prolog
Release 2.23.1
Release 2.24.0
Copyright (c) 1998-2005 Paulo Moura. All Rights Reserved.
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@@ -23,12 +23,12 @@ As defined, the provided "libpaths.pl" file is already compatible with some
of the most popular Prolog compilers, running on both Windows, Unix, and
Unix-like operating-systems.
The Prolog integration scripts found on the "misc" directory generate scripts
and shortcuts that automatically load the copy of the "libpaths.pl" file from
the Logtalk end-user directory created by the "misc/cplgtdirs.*" scripts. See
the "INSTALL" and the "misc/NOTES" files for more details. Note that a few
Prolog compilers do not support the <library>(<entity>) notation. See the
"configs/NOTES" file for details.
The Prolog integration scripts found on the "scripts" directory generate
scripts and shortcuts that automatically load the copy of the "libpaths.pl"
file from the Logtalk end-user directory created by the "scripts/cplgtdirs.*"
scripts. See the "INSTALL" and the "scripts/NOTES" files for more details.
Note that a few Prolog compilers do not support the <library>(<entity>)
notation. See the "configs/NOTES" file for details.
The somehow contrived code found on the "libpaths.pl" file is needed to ensure
compatibility with both the ISO Prolog standard and with most Prolog compilers.
@@ -53,4 +53,4 @@ Some Prolog compilers which imply editing the provided "libpaths.pl" file:
* JIProlog (does not support expansion of environment variables on paths)
* XSB (does not support expansion of environment variables on paths)
Feedback on other Prolog compilers are most appreciated.
Feedback on other Prolog compilers is most appreciated.