Installation on a serverįirst install SWI-Prolog-Editor from one client on the server. Control the configuration in menu Window|Configuration. You can choose the folder for installationĪt the end of installation you execute SWI-Prolog-Editor to initialize the registry or INI-files. It is possible to install the SWI-Prolog-Editor local or on a server.

The installation-program has special support for school-situations. You unzip the files into a temporary folder und execute the setup.exe program. The bit version of SWI-Prolog-Editor must be identically to the bit version of SWI-Prolog.įor personal usage you use this setup program:įor usage in a classroom-environment you do this: After the download of the SWI-Prolog-Editor in the

During unzipping the corresponding folder UserGuide is automatically created. Then unzip the HTML-Manual of XPCE into the SWI-Prolog-directory /doc. In school-situations you should install SWI-Prolog on a server.

You can use a 32-bit version or 64-bit version of SWI-Prolog.įirst install SWI-Prolog. You find the necessary programs and help-files on the SWI-Prolog Site. Installation of SWI-Prologīefore the installation of SWI-Prolog-Editor you should install SWI-Prolog. To offer a language file in your language, just take the english language file, translate it and sent it to me. Turkish (by Edip Serdar Güner, Update from 2010.11.07) Quebec-French (by Simon-Pierre Morin, 2009.10.29) At present are available:īulgarian (by Mikhail Balabanov, update from 2008.06.27)Ĭhinese traditional (by Yu Kwokyeung, 2007.11.13) Languagesīy means of language files the SWI-Prolog-Editor can be used with different languages. In the documentation you find the most important information for work with the SWI-Prolog-Editor. The current version of the SWI-Prolog-Editor is tested for in lessons. With the SWI-Prolog-Editor (Version 5.08 from 2020.01.06) a Windows-programming-environment for the work with SWI-Prolog which is suitable for schools has become available.

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