N-Prolog ver 4.93 Release Notes
N-Prolog ver 4.93 Release Notes
Overview
This release focuses on ongoing improvements to the N-Prolog compiler.
The compiler has reached a stage where it works correctly for most ordinary programs. While not yet fully complete, it is now usable in many practical situations.
Highlights
Compiler Improvements
- Continued refinement of the compiler
- Improved correctness for typical Prolog code
- Better handling of common execution patterns
Current Status
- Works well for standard, everyday programs
- Suitable for practical use in many cases
- Still under development and not fully complete
Known Limitations
- Some complex or non-standard code may not compile or execute correctly
- Stress tests can reveal remaining issues
- Edge cases are still being addressed
Development Policy
N-Prolog follows a practical and incremental development approach:
- Focus on correctness for commonly used code
- Gradually improve edge case handling
- Continue iterative refinement of the compiler
Future Plans
- Further improvements to compiler stability
- Expansion of test coverage
- Continued work on handling complex and stress-test scenarios
Notes
The compiler is now suitable for experimentation and general use with typical programs.
For maximum reliability, the interpreter remains the recommended option in all cases.