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SP_load_sicstus_run_time()
since release 4.0.3
#include <sicstus/sicstus.h> int SP_load_sicstus_run_time(SP_get_dispatch_type **pfuncp, void *reserved);
On success the address of the
SP_get_dispatch()
function of the newly loaded SICStus runtime
is stored at this address.
Reserved, should be NULL
.
Positive if a new runtime could be loaded, non-positive on error. Please note: The return value was incorrectly described prior to SICStus Prolog 4.0.5. Also note that, for historical reasons, the meaning of the return value is different from the convention used by most of the SICStus Prolog C API.
SP_load_sicstus_run_time()
loads a new SICStus runtime.
As a special case, if SP_load_sicstus_run_time()
is called from a
SICStus runtime that has not been initialized (with
SP_initialize()
) and that has not previously been loaded as the
result of calling SP_load_sicstus_run_time()
, no new runtime
is loaded. Instead, the SP_get_dispatch()
of the runtime itself is
returned. In particular, the first time SP_load_sicstus_run_time()
is called on the initial SICStus runtime, and if this happens before
the initial SICStus runtime is initialized, no new runtime is
loaded.
Calling SP_load_sicstus_run_time()
from a particular runtime can
be done from any thread.
An application that links statically with the SICStus runtime should
not call SP_load_sicstus_run_time()
.
You should not use pre-linked foreign resources when using multiple SICStus runtimes in the same process.
For an example of loading and using multiple SICStus runtimes, see library/jasper/spnative.c that implements this functionality for the Java interface Jasper.