TBD

There is a command-line compiler similar to the base original GNU Prolog compiler and to invoke it use the gplc-cx command as follows:

% gplc-cx [OPTION]... FILE...

where the % symbol is the operating system shell prompt and [OPTION] are the GNU Prolog options. For instance, and considering that you have a program file called foo.pl, you can generate an executable simply by:

% gplc-cx foo.pl

Running the generated file foo yields to a toplevel similar the following:

GNU Prolog/CX 1.2.18
By Daniel Diaz
Copyright (C) 1999-2003 Daniel Diaz
| ?-       

As a more elaborated example, consider that besides foo.pl there is another file called bar.pl. To compile then and obtain the executable baz:

% gplc-cx -o baz foo.pl bar.pl

For more command line options please consult the GNU Prolog manual.