- Documentation
- Reference manual
- Built-in Predicates
- Loading Prolog source files
- load_files/1
- load_files/2
- consult/1
- ensure_loaded/1
- include/1
- require/1
- encoding/1
- make/0
- library_directory/1
- file_search_path/2
- expand_file_search_path/2
- prolog_file_type/2
- source_file/1
- source_file/2
- source_file_property/2
- unload_file/1
- prolog_load_context/2
- source_location/2
- at_halt/1
- cancel_halt/1
- initialization/1
- initialization/2
- initialization/0
- compiling/0
- Conditional compilation and program transformation
- Reloading files, active code and threads
- Quick load files
- Loading Prolog source files
- Built-in Predicates
- Packages
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Availability:built-in
With this semantics, we hope to get as close as possible to the clear semantics without the presence of a module system. Applications using modules should consider using use_module/[1,2].
Equivalent to load_files(Files, [if(not_loaded)]).
47On
older versions the condition used to be if(changed)
. Poor
time management on some machines or copying often caused problems. The make/0
predicate deals with updating the running system after changing the
source code.