Hi, When I try to compiled this new version in a Solaris sparc9 box. I got errors as below:

===================================================================== bash-2.05# make -version GNU Make 3.80 Copyright (C) 2002 Free Software Foundation, Inc. This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. bash-2.05# make all *** ========================================================= *** Compiling ciao *** ========================================================= make engine compiler applications libraries environment make[1]: Entering directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5' *** --------------------------------------------------------- *** Compiling ciao engine for SolarisSparc... *** --------------------------------------------------------- make -j1 version-ciao make[2]: Entering directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5' rm -f /space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc/version.c chmod 664 /space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc/version.c make[2]: Leaving directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5' make -j1 dostateng make[2]: Entering directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5' (umask 002 && cd /space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc && make configure.h && \ make -j1 ciaoengine ADDOBJ='sockets_c.o random.o ' \ CURRLIBS='-ldl -lm -lnsl -lsocket') make[3]: Entering directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc' make[3]: `configure.h' is up to date. make[3]: Leaving directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc' make[3]: Entering directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc' gcc -O2 -DATOMGC -DFOREIGN_FILES -DSolaris -DSparc -c -o version.o version.c gcc wam.o format.o inout.o misc.o startgoal.o ciao.o nondet.o objareas.o streams.o timing.o wambuiltin.o wamfunction.o unix_utils.o attr.o dynlink.o tasks.o locks.o prolog_tasks.o own_malloc_linear.o alloc.o heapgc.o indexing.o initial.o registers.o stacks.o support.o term_support.o wamsupport.o qread.o qget.o builtin.o interrupt.o gauge.o bignum.o profile.o float_consts.o float_tostr.o ciao_prolog.o start.o version.o sockets_c.o random.o main.o -ldl -lm -lnsl -lsocket -o ciaoengine chmod 664 *.o chgrp clip *.o chgrp: unknown group: clip make[3]: [ciaoemulator] Error 2 (ignored) ( cd /space/ciao-1.10p5/etc && make force_fix_size; ) make[4]: Entering directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/etc' gcc -o fix_size fix_size.c make[4]: Leaving directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/etc' /space/ciao-1.10p5/etc/fix_size ciaoengine chmod 775 ciaoengine chgrp clip ciaoengine chgrp: unknown group: clip make[3]: [ciaoemulator] Error 2 (ignored) if test ! -f /space/ciao-1.10p5/include/SolarisSparc/configure.h ; then \ for f in datadefs.h configure.h alloc.h registers.h termdefs.h access.h locks.h objareas.h support.h debug.h initial.h compat.h ciao_prolog.h ciao_gluecode.h threads.h task_areas.h ; do \ ln -f -s /space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc/$f /space/ciao-1.10p5/include/SolarisSparc; \ done ; \ fi true make[3]: Leaving directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc' cp /space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc/ciaoengine /space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc/ciaoengine.sta chgrp: unknown group: clip make[2]: [dostateng] Error 2 (ignored) make[2]: Leaving directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5' (cd /space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc && \ make libciao CURRLIBS='-ldl -lm -lnsl ' && \ make ciaoobject CURRLIBS='-ldl -lm -lnsl ' ) make[2]: Entering directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc' ar -r libciao.a wam.o format.o inout.o misc.o startgoal.o ciao.o nondet.o objareas.o streams.o timing.o wambuiltin.o wamfunction.o unix_utils.o attr.o dynlink.o tasks.o locks.o prolog_tasks.o own_malloc_linear.o alloc.o heapgc.o indexing.o initial.o registers.o stacks.o support.o term_support.o wamsupport.o qread.o qget.o builtin.o interrupt.o gauge.o bignum.o profile.o float_consts.o float_tostr.o ciao_prolog.o start.o version.o make[2]: Leaving directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc' make[2]: Entering directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc' ld -r wam.o format.o inout.o misc.o startgoal.o ciao.o nondet.o objareas.o streams.o timing.o wambuiltin.o wamfunction.o unix_utils.o attr.o dynlink.o tasks.o locks.o prolog_tasks.o own_malloc_linear.o alloc.o heapgc.o indexing.o initial.o registers.o stacks.o support.o term_support.o wamsupport.o qread.o qget.o builtin.o interrupt.o gauge.o bignum.o profile.o float_consts.o float_tostr.o ciao_prolog.o start.o version.o -o ciaoengine.o make[2]: Leaving directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc' (umask 002; cd /space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc && \ make configure.h && \ make -j1 ciaoengine CURRLIBS='-ldl -lm -lnsl ') make[2]: Entering directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc' make[2]: `configure.h' is up to date. make[2]: Leaving directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc' make[2]: Entering directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc' gcc wam.o format.o inout.o misc.o startgoal.o ciao.o nondet.o objareas.o streams.o timing.o wambuiltin.o wamfunction.o unix_utils.o attr.o dynlink.o tasks.o locks.o prolog_tasks.o own_malloc_linear.o alloc.o heapgc.o indexing.o initial.o registers.o stacks.o support.o term_support.o wamsupport.o qread.o qget.o builtin.o interrupt.o gauge.o bignum.o profile.o float_consts.o float_tostr.o ciao_prolog.o start.o version.o main.o -ldl -lm -lnsl -o ciaoengine chmod 664 *.o chgrp clip *.o chgrp: unknown group: clip make[2]: [ciaoemulator] Error 2 (ignored) ( cd /space/ciao-1.10p5/etc && make force_fix_size; ) make[3]: Entering directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/etc' gcc -o fix_size fix_size.c make[3]: Leaving directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/etc' /space/ciao-1.10p5/etc/fix_size ciaoengine chmod 775 ciaoengine chgrp clip ciaoengine chgrp: unknown group: clip make[2]: [ciaoemulator] Error 2 (ignored) if test ! -f /space/ciao-1.10p5/include/SolarisSparc/configure.h ; then \ for f in datadefs.h configure.h alloc.h registers.h termdefs.h access.h locks.h objareas.h support.h debug.h initial.h compat.h ciao_prolog.h ciao_gluecode.h threads.h task_areas.h ; do \ ln -f -s /space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc/$f /space/ciao-1.10p5/include/SolarisSparc; \ done ; \ fi true make[2]: Leaving directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/bin/SolarisSparc' cd lib/compiler && make exe_header make[2]: Entering directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/lib/compiler' /space/ciao-1.10p5/etc/substitute_string substitute_this_text_by_the_installed_engine_path /usr/local/ciao/lib/ciao/ciao-1.10/engine/ciaoengine header_skeleton header make[2]: Leaving directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/lib/compiler' *** --------------------------------------------------------- *** Compiling ciao standalone compiler *** (this may take a while and is silent; please be patient) *** --------------------------------------------------------- cd ciaoc && make compiler make[2]: Entering directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/ciaoc' cp -f ciaoc /space/ciao-1.10p5/ciaoc/ciaoc.sta cp: cannot access ciaoc make[2]: *** [compiler] Error 2 make[2]: Leaving directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5/ciaoc' make[1]: *** [compiler] Error 2 make[1]: Leaving directory `/space/ciao-1.10p5' make: *** [all] Error 2 bash-2.05# ================================================================

My SETTINGS is as below:

============================================================== bash-2.05# more SETTINGS # -*- mode: Makefile; -*- # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- # Ciao Global Compilation/Installation SETTINGS # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- # Define this to be a directory where the sources are reachable # system-wide

# SRC=/usr/local/src/ciao # or # SRC=/usr/src/ciao

SRC=/space/ciao-1.10p5

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- # Define the following to be the places under which the installation # will be performed:

# CIAOROOT=/usr/local # or # CIAOROOT=/usr # or #CIAOROOT=/tmp

CIAOROOT=/usr/local/ciao

# Executables will go here: BINROOT=$(CIAOROOT)/bin

# Directory libraries will grow here: LIBROOT=$(CIAOROOT)/lib

# Headers will go here: INCLUDEROOT=$(CIAOROOT)/include

# Define this to be the directory in which you want the documentation # installed. Ideally, this directory should be accessible via WWW, # emacs info, and man: # DOCROOT=/usr/local/etc/httpd/htdocs # or # DOCROOT=/var/www/html/ciao

DOCROOT=$(CIAOROOT)/html #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- # Misc installation options:

# For the PiLLoW Web programming library, define WEB_IMAGES_PATH as the # directory (accessible via WWW) where the icons which come with PiLLoW # (in library/pillow/images) will go, and define WEB_IMAGES_URL to the # corresponding URL for accessing that directory via WWW. # WEB_IMAGES_PATH=/usr/local/etc/httpd/htdocs/images/ # WEB_IMAGES_URL=http:/my.host.here/images/ # WEB_IMAGES_PATH=$(CIAOROOT)/icons WEB_IMAGES_URL=/icons/

# Set to "no" if you do not want to create a link to Ciao named # "prolog", for example because there are more prolog's in the system INSTALL_PROLOG_NAME=yes

# Set to "no" if you do not want to install the Ciao emacs libraries, # which implement the Ciao Emacs mode (highly recommended). It should # be set to no if emacs is not installed in the system. It is safe to # leave as "yes" otherwise: INSTALL_EMACS_SUPPORT=yes

# Set to "no" if you do not want to interface with the MySQL database. # If you choose to have the MySQL interfafe, you should have the MySQL # client part installed in the machine where you are compiling and # using it. The MySQL daemon should also be up and running when using # the interface. You should also know where the MySQL client library # is installed. In a Linux machine you can do that by looking at the # output of the command "locate mysqlclient.a". The directory part of # the path is what is relevant here. WITH_MYSQL=no MYSQL_CLIENT_DIRECTORY=/usr/lib/mysql

# Do you have a reasonably recent Java (i.e., jdk 1.3 or equivalent)? # If so you may want to compile the utilities for the Java interface. # These are currently under $(SRC)/library/javall, along with examples # and documentation. If you do not have java you should better set # the option below to "no", in order to avoid compile-time error. # Otherwise, it is safe to set it to "yes". WITH_JAVA_INTERFACE=no

# If you want to compile an engine with threads capability # (concurrency), set the following variable to "yes". Otherwise, set # it to "no". If the architecture does not support threads (or thread # support has not yet been added to Ciao Prolog for this # architecture), this will be automatically disabled at compile time. # Concurrency support does not cause any appreciable runtime overhead # for non-concurrent programs, so it is safe to leave it as "yes". USE_THREADS=no

# When using threads, locks are mandatory, and they do not make any # sense if you are not using threads. So, threads enable locks. Ciao # Prolog includes native code locks for some architectures, but allows # specifying the use of POSIX-compliant locks if posix libraries are # available. POSIX locks will be automatically selected if no native # lock implementation is included in Ciao for a given architecture. # We recommend letting this option set to "no" since a primitive lock # implementation is usually much faster than then library-based POSIX # one. USE_POSIX_LOCKS=no

# Optimization level used when compiling the bytecode emulator. Choose one of:

# optimized -- Turn on optimization flags # normal -- Normal emulator (non-optimized code)

# For normal use, we recommend leaving it as "optimized". But if you # suspect that your compiler performs buggy optimizations (which # should not be the case), turn optimization off. This can be happen # more easily in concurrent applicacions: if you write any # thread-based program and unexpected results appear, try recompiling # Ciao without optimization options first. OPTIM_LEVEL=optimized

# If you want to compile the Ciao libraries with their bytecode compressed # then set the following variable to "yes". Libraries generated this way # will be smaller at the sake of a slightly slower usage, both in their load # as when employed to create an executable. COMPRESS_LIBS=no

# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- # You should not need to touch anything below this line. However, # these are user-definable settings, so changing them should not be # critical (it may create some minor discrepancies with the # installation documentation). # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- --

# This is quite standard: put executables right in their directory. # You probably do not want to change it. BINDIR=$(BINROOT)

# This is also quite standard, a ciao directory will contain all ciao libs: # LIBDIR=$(SRC)/lib LIBDIR=$(LIBROOT)/ciao

# Define this to be the dir in which you want the documentation # installed. Ideally, this dir should be accessible via WWW, emacs # info, and man: DOCDIR=$(DOCROOT)

# Define this to be the permissions for installed execs/dirs and data # files: EXECMODE=775 DATAMODE=664 INSTALLGROUP=clip

# You only want to change this if you are a developer. Additionally, # setting the environment variable CIAODEBUG to the value '-debug' at # the time of compiling the engine will override the OPTIM_LEVEL and # DEBUG_LEVEL flags, and produce non optimized emulator code with # debugging information.

# Level of debugging built into the bytecode emulator. Choose one of: # nodebug -- Do not include debug information or messages # debug -- Emulator with C level debugging info available # plus extended C compilation warnings # profile -- Include profiling options for the emulator # paranoid-debug -- Emulator with C level debugging info available # plus paranoid C compilation warnings # DEBUG_LEVEL=nodebug DEBUG_LEVEL=nodebug

# This is to compile locally the engine in cygwin across a Samba share

# SAMBASRCDIR=//clip/clip/Systems/ciao-1.9 # ifeq (CYGWIN,$(findstring CYGWIN,$(shell uname))) # SRC=$(SAMBASRCDIR) ALT=win32 EXECSUFFIX=.exe endif # ifeq ($(OSTYPE),cygwin) # SRC=$(SAMBASRCDIR) ALT=win32 EXECSUFFIX=.exe endif # ifeq ($(OSTYPE),cygwin32) # SRC=$(SAMBASRCDIR) ALT=win32 EXECSUFFIX=.exe endif

# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- # Happy compilation! # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- bash-2.05# ============================================================== Any suggestion is welcome. Thanks in advance. Rong.

-----Original Message----- From: owner-ciao-users(a)clip.dia.fi.upm.es [mailto:owner-ciao-users(a)clip.dia.fi.upm.es]On Behalf Of ciao(a)clip.dia.fi.upm.es Sent: Friday, August 06, 2004 12:51 PM To: ciao-users(a)clip.dia.fi.upm.es Subject: Ciao 1.10 released

Dear Ciao users,

Ciao Prolog 1.10 has just been released. A lot of effort has been put on making this version as resilient as possible. Many bugs have been corrected since 1.8, both at Prolog and emulator level, and a large number of new features have also been added, which we summarize (and we mean that!) below. As usual, Ciao is available for download from

http://www.clip.dia.fi.upm.es/Software/Ciao/

Comments, suggestions, bug reports & fixes, patches, etc. are very welcome!

The Ciao Prolog Team.

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Summary of changes / improvements from Ciao-1.8 ===============================================

* Classical Prolog mode as default behavior.

* Emacs-based environment improved. - Improved emacs inferior (interaction) mode for Ciao and CiaoPP. - Xemacs compatibility improved (thanks to A. Rigo). - New icons and modifications in the environment for the preprocessor. - Icons now installed in a separate directory. - Compatibility with newer versions of Cygwin. - Changes to programming environment: + Double-click startup of programming environment. + Reorganized menus: help and customization grouped in separate menus. + Error location extended. + Automatic/Manual location of errors produced when running Ciao tools now customizable. + Presentation of CiaoPP preprocessor output improved. - Faces and coloring improved: + Faces for syntax-based highlighting more customizable. + Syntax-based coloring greatly improved. Literal-level assertions also correctly colored now. + Syntax-based coloring now also working on ASCII terminals (for newer versions of emacs). + Listing user-defined directives allowed to be colored in special face. + Syntax errors now colored also in inferior buffers. + Customizable faces now appear in the documentation. + Added new tool bar button (and binding) to refontify block/buffer. + Error marks now cleared automatically also when generating docs. + Added some fixes to hooks in lpdoc buffer.

* Bug fixes in compiler. - Replication of clauses in some cases (thanks to S. Craig).

* Improvements related to supported platforms - Compilation and installation in different platforms have been improved. - New Mac OS X kernels supported.

* Improvement and bugs fixes in the engine: - Got rid of several segmentation violation problems. - Number of significant decimal digits to be printed now computed accurately. - Added support to test conversion of a Ciao integer into a machine int. - Unbound length atoms now always working. - C interface .h files reachable through a more standard location (thanks to R. Bagnara). - Compatibility with newer versions of gcc.

* New libraries and utilities added to the system: - Factsdb: facts defined in external files can now be automatically cached on-demand. - Symfnames: File aliasing to internal streams added.

* New libraries added (in beta state): - fd: clp(FD) - xml_path: XML querying and transformation to Prolog. - xdr_handle: XDR schema to HTML forms utility. - ddlist: Two-way traversal list library. - gnuplot: Interface to GnuPlot. - time_analyzer: Execution time profiling.

* Some libraries greatly improved: - Interface to Tcl/Tk very improved. + Corrected many bugs in both interaction Prolog to Tcl/Tk and viceversa. + Execution of Prolog goals from TclTk revamped. + Treatment of Tcl events corrected. + Predicate tcl_eval/3 now allows the execution of Tcl procedures running multiple Prolog goals. + Documentation heavily reworked. + Fixed unification of Prolog goals run from the Tcl side. - Pillow library improved in many senses. + HTTP media type parameter values returned are always strings now, not atoms. + Changed verbatim() pillow term so that newlines are translated to <br>. + Changed management of cookies so that special characters in values are correctly handled. + Added predicate url_query_values/2, reversible. Predicate url_query/2 now obsolete. + Now attribute values in tags are escaped to handle values which have double quotes. + Improved get_form_input/1 and url_query/2 so that names of parameters having unusual characters are always correctly handled. - Fixed bug in tokenizer regarding non-terminated single or multiple-line comments. When the last line of a file has a single-line comment and does not end in a newline, it is accepted as correct. When an open-comment /* sequence is not terminated in a file, a syntax error exception is thrown.

* Other libraries improved: - Added native_props to assertions package and included nonground/1. - In atom2terms, changed interpretation of double quoted strings so that they are not parsed to terms. - Control on exceptions improved. - Added native/1,2 to basic_props. - Davinci error processing improved. - Foreign predicates are now automatically declared as implementation-defined. - In lists, added cross_product/2 to compute the Cartesian product of a list of lists. Also added delete_non_ground/3, enabling deletion of nonground terms from a list. - In llists added transpose/2 and changed append/2 implementation with a much more efficient code. - The make library has been improved. - In persdb, added pretractall_fact/1 and retractall_fact/1 as persdb native capabilities. - Improved behavior with user environment from persdb. - In persdb, added support for persistent_dir/4, which includes arguments to specify permission modes for persistent directory and files. - Some minor updates in persdb_sql. - Added treatment of operators and module:pred calls to pretty-printer. - Updated report of read of syntax errors. - File locking capabilities included in open/3. - Several improvements in library system. - New input/output facilities added to sockets. - Added most_specific_generalization/3 and most_general_instance/3 to terms_check. - Added sort_dict/2 to library vndict. - The xref library now treats also empty references.

* Miscellaneous updates: - Extended documentation in libraries actmods, arrays, foreign_interface, javall, persdb_mysql, prolog_sys, old_database, and terms_vars.

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