object

os

Portable operating-system access predicates.

Availability:
logtalk_load(os(loader))
Author: Paulo Moura
Version: 1:101:1
Date: 2024-10-14
Compilation flags:
static, context_switching_calls
Implements:
public osp
Uses:
list
Aliases:
osp absolute_file_name/2 as expand_path/2
Remarks:

  • File path expansion: To ensure portability, all file paths are expanded before being handed to the backend Prolog system.

  • Exception terms: Currently, there is no standardization of the exception terms thrown by the different backend Prolog systems.

  • B-Prolog portability: The wall_time/1 predicate is not supported.

  • CxProlog portability: The date_time/7 predicate returns zeros for all arguments.

  • JIProlog portability: The file_permission/2 and command_line_arguments/1 predicates are not supported.

  • Quintus Prolog: The pid/1 and shell/2 predicates are not supported.

  • XSB portability: The command_line_arguments/1 predicate is not supported.

Inherited public predicates:
 absolute_file_name/2  change_directory/1  command_line_arguments/1  copy_file/2  cpu_time/1  date_time/7  decompose_file_name/3  decompose_file_name/4  delete_directory/1  delete_directory_and_contents/1  delete_directory_contents/1  delete_file/1  directory_exists/1  directory_files/2  directory_files/3  ensure_directory/1  ensure_file/1  environment_variable/2  file_exists/1  file_modification_time/2  file_permission/2  file_size/2  full_device_path/1  internal_os_path/2  is_absolute_file_name/1  make_directory/1  make_directory_path/1  null_device_path/1  operating_system_machine/1  operating_system_name/1  operating_system_release/1  operating_system_type/1  path_concat/3  pid/1  read_only_device_path/1  rename_file/2  shell/1  shell/2  sleep/1  temporary_directory/1  time_stamp/1  wall_time/1  working_directory/1

Public predicates

(no local declarations; see entity ancestors if any)

Protected predicates

(no local declarations; see entity ancestors if any)

Private predicates

(no local declarations; see entity ancestors if any)

Operators

(none)

See also

os_types