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Add GNU Prolog support #126
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kochman
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| [compile] | ||
| command = [ | ||
| "gplc", | ||
| "--no-top-level", |
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Could you explain what impact --no-top-level has on usage of Prolog from Repl.it's perspective? I'm looking at the gprolog manual and I'm not sure the pros/cons of requiring an initialization directive.
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--no-top-level means that the program won't enter interactive mode after running the program (because it originally broke circleci without the option).
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Ah okay makes sense. That sounds useful if we prybar this up in the future.
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It's been requested quite a bit, so I figured that I'd add it.