The message "Failed to locate bootfile" means that SICStus cannot
find either spds.sav
or sprt.sav
, depending on whether
you are executing a development system or a runtime
system. If you are running a runtime system, you may want to
read the chapter "Runtime Systems" in the User's Manual. If you
want to execute runtime systems on machines that do not have
SICStus installed (a.k.a. target machines), read the sections
"Runtime Systems on Target Machines".
If you get this message running a Development System, your installation is probably inconsistent. Reinstall SICStus and try again.
break
.
The manual assumes that ^D is the EOF character. Under Windows,
however, it's ^Z (except when running under Emacs). In most
contexts, the term end_of_file
terminated by a full stop
(.) can be typed instead of the EOF character.
spld
fails with the message:
'rc' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. ! Could not generate .res file for data resources. at spld.pl line 745.
splfr
fails with the message:
'cl' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. ! Could not compile spa011160.c: No such file or directory
You need to include Microsoft Visual Studio (or at least its C compiler
and linker) in your PATH
environment variable. The easiest way is
to run vcvars32.bat
from the Visual Studio distribution. To do
it manually (Windows NT/2000/XP):
C:\> set PATH=location of Microsoft Visual Studio;%PATH%