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C-language interface function
bool
PL_put_nil
(
term_t -l
)
Put the list terminator constant in
l
. Always returns
TRUE
. Note that in classical Prolog systems or in SWI-Prolog using the option
--traditional
, this is the same as
PL_put_atom_chars("[]")
. See
section 5.1
.