[Xsb-development] [ xsb-Bugs-638830 ] no prompt when load program in nmr mode

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Bugs item #638830, was opened at 2002-11-15 09:11
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Category: Packages-smodels
Group: None
>Status: Closed
>Resolution: Accepted
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Jitratda (jitratda)
>Assigned to: Luis Castro (lfcastro)
Summary: no prompt when load program in nmr mode 

Initial Comment:
Dear Sir,
   I'd like to try the XNMR package by calling xsb xnmr, 
the nmr|?- prompt is displayed. But when I load any 
program, it showed the loaded message but no prompt 
returned. I can't type anything after that.
   Please help dealing with the problem.
Jitratda
P.S. I use XSB 2.5 on Windows (try both on 2000 and 
98)

[xsb_configuration loaded]
[sysinitrc loaded]
[packaging loaded]
[xsbrc loaded]
[sModels loaded]

XSB Version 2.5 (Okocim) of March 11, 2002
[x86-pc-windows; mode: optimal; engine: slg-wam; gc: %
s; scheduling: local]
nmr| ?- [example7].
[example7 loaded]






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Comment By: Luis Castro (lfcastro)
Date: 2002-11-18 19:32

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In order to use the full functionality of XNMR, you need to
compile SModels (http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Software/smodels/) as
a module for XSB. It used to be true, when XNMR was created,
that SModels did not compile for Windows, so the
installation process of XNMR does not support Windows properly. 

If you want to compile the module by hand, you have to,
basically, use your windows C compiler to compile the
relevant parts of SModels (without the main() function --
the Makefile in XSB/packages/sModels/ should give you an
indication of which files are necessary, but that may be
outdated), along with XSB/packages/sModels/smodels.c, and
the file xsb_wrap_smodels.c. You should compile those to
create a DLL, getting a .dll and a .lib file (you might need
to use xsb.lib from your XSB installation, and also
emu/cinterf.h). 

After that, you should drop the .dll file into the
XSB/packages/sModels directory. It should be found by XSB
automatically, when you run XNMR.

I hope this helps. Any problem, let us know. 
-Luis



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