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- PRODUCT : TURBO PROLOG NUMBER : 306
- VERSION : 1.0xx
- OS : PC-DOS
- DATE : June 9, 1986
-
- TITLE : TWO FLOPPY DISK USERS
-
- GETTING READY
-
- When you make working copies of your Turbo Prolog disks, make
- sure that you have a copy of COMMAND.COM on the disk containing
- PROLOG.EXE. To do this, put your DOS disk in drive A: and a COPY
- of the Turbo Prolog program disk in drive B:. At the prompt,
- issue the command:
-
- COPY A:COMMAND.COM B:
-
- Before running Turbo Prolog, make sure you issue the command:
-
- PATH=A:\
-
- This may be placed into the AUTOEXEC.BAT file on the disk you use
- to boot your system.
-
- NOW THAT YOU'RE READY!
-
- Once you have debugged your program and wish to make an .EXE
- file, it is suggested that you do so in the following manner.
-
- Only the following files should be on the disk in drive A:
- COMMAND.COM, PROLOG.EXE, PROLOG.SYS, PROLOG.ERR (optional),
- PROLOG HELP (optional), and, of course, the source to your
- program.
-
- The following programs should be on the disk in drive B:
- PROLOG.LIB, PLINK.BAT, INIT.OBJ, and the Linker (LINK.EXE from
- your DOS disk).
-
- Run Turbo Prolog from drive A: and set both the "OBJ" and the
- "Turbo" directories to drive B:\. Now, simply select .EXE in the
- Options pull-down menu and then Compile.
-
- If you still need more room on one of your disks, you can swap
- the disk in drive A: after running Turbo Prolog with one
- containing only your source code and PLINK.BAT (Once you run
- Prolog, the entire development system is resident). Place only
- the required files on each disk to allow enough room for larger
- programs.