Using gplc on Windows 10 about gprolog

[didoudiaz]

Things are more complex on Windows. Sorry.
First, to run gplc, you need to set your PATH to include gplc, pl2wam and other utilities in bin (e.g. add C:\GNU-Prolog\bin to PATH).
Second, you also need to install the C compiler toolchain used by your version (MSVC or MSYS2 gcc depending on the setup installer you chose - here it seems it is MSVC). You'll find more information in src/WINDOWS about how to install them.

[pmoura]

Things are more complex on Windows. Sorry.

I blame Bill 😛

First, to run gplc, you need to set your PATH to include gplc, pl2wam and other utilities in bin (e.g. add C:\GNU-Prolog\bin to PATH).

Was already done.

Second, you also need to install the C compiler toolchain used by your version (MSVC or MSYS2 gcc depending on the setup installer you chose - here it seems it is MSVC). You'll find more information in src/WINDOWS about how to install them.

Thanks. It seems that I may not have all MSVC components installed. But I was aware of the need to set environment variables to use MSVC.

[pmoura]

I have been unable to successfully setup the MSVC environment for use from within PowerShell. But I'm confident that the new Logtalk embedding script is functional. If anyone can try it and report back, that would be much appreciated.