MySQL, Tcl/Tk, ODBC, and sockets are not meant to be wrappers that call the LogicServer, but rather be invoked from Prolog, they are Logic Server Extensions.
That is opposite to language bindings for Delphi, Java, VB, .NET or CGI.
To make this more obvious, the code should be in different folders.
MySQL, Tcl/Tk, ODBC, and sockets are not meant to be wrappers that call the LogicServer, but rather be invoked from Prolog, they are Logic Server Extensions.
That is opposite to language bindings for Delphi, Java, VB, .NET or CGI.
To make this more obvious, the code should be in different folders.