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Default Project Settings
You can set the settings of all files with the extension PRO.
Fix First Random Number
Causes the system to generate the same pseudo-random number sequence
every time. This is useful when debugging a program that use random numbers.
Otherwise if the program displayed some suspicious behavior with some fixed
random sequence, it possibly will not do so with another. When you play
a game with random numbers this option have to be switched off. Otherwise
in all games will be happening the same things.
Automatically Prolonged Stack
Enables the dynamic increasing of the stack.
Stack Full as Fail
Causes the Stack Full event to be regarded as a failure of the current
goal, The use of this option can make the work of your program looking
rather strange!
Use Default Memory
Use memory settings of the default project.
Use Default Font
Use font settings of the default project.
Change Window Font
Opens the characters dialog window to change the font of the text window
of the project itself or to change the default window font.
In this dialog box you can select files which you want to be compiled
after the main program. Instead of adding files in this list you can use
the directive include. Also you can change the default ADD
and DEF files but be careful, after that the program may stop functioning
correctly.
Gives you the possibility to put a break point in your program and make
it active or passive. This break point is on step number. This is one possibility,
unique for Strawberry Prolog, that you do not have in other languages or
other Prolog compilers. If you want to put a break point in the body of
a clause then use the built-in predicate trace .
Size of the Stack The size of the goals stack.
Variables (in K) The total number of variables that can be allocated
in K (X1024).
Linking Memory The size of Linking memory in Kb. (it is used
in execution like the Stack).
Use SD buttons (Set Default) to set to default value. The start
value is the value at the opening of the compiler. At the moment
is the value of the current moment and Maximum is the value which
cannot be exceeded.
In this dialog you can select the attributes of the EXE file which will
be generated from the project. You can choose its icon and its file name
and location. Also you can add comments which will be included in the EXE
file. You can choose do you like the ADD file to be included in the project.
If you use the Standard.add and Standard.def files then you do not have
to include it and in this way you can make the EXE file smaller.
When you debug a SGI Script in the Strawberry Prolog environment then
you need to specify what it will receive with method Get and with method
Post. Also if you want to debug a console program which takes its arguments
from the command row then you have to specify this arguments. For more
information look at Prolog CGI Scripts.
