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Binaries
Windows version (64-bits)36,083,589 bytesSWI-Prolog 10.1.4-1 for Microsoft Windows (64 bit)

Self-installing executable for Microsoft Windows 64-bit editions.

SHA256:9026ca07e662ee7f9b0f4e8b6494010419d73c902ce0c0946e376119a4866a15
MacOS bundle34,307,032 bytesSWI-Prolog 10.1.4-1 for MacOSX 10.15 (Catalina) and later on x86_64 and arm64

Mac OS X disk image with relocatable application bundle. The bundle also provides the commandline tools in the Contents/MacOS directory. Users of older MacOS versions are adviced to use Macports, Homebrew or install from source. This bundle contains universal (fat) binaries that run natively on Intel and Apple Silicon (M*, arm64). This version is compiled using GCC-15 for best performance.

SHA256:ebf8a7c1b05fffed0dbaf3330abfcd261e1217860270d7d81a890e702a65e735
Sources
Source archive12,816,882 bytesSWI-Prolog source for 10.1.4

Sources in .tar.gz format, including packages. See build instructions. See also the GIT repository.

SHA256:436813887a44d369df5b822881360594b83b527e501640449c11d5a4ccb41c7d
Documentation
PDF file3,407,564 bytesSWI-Prolog 10.1.4 reference manual in PDF

SWI-Prolog reference manual as PDF file. This does not include the package documentation.

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About the development releases

The development branches have their own GIT repository at the address below. See the general GIT instructions for details.

% git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/SWI-Prolog/swipl-devel.git

Should I use the development release or the stable one?

Many active SWI-Prolog users track the development releases or GIT versions for developing Prolog applications. Most of the time the development versions are fairly stable. Infrequent larger rewrites to the core infrastructure that may cause instability is typically announced on the forum.

Tracking the latest version offers some advantages for you are user:

  • Bug fixes are quickly available.
  • When you are stuck on a missing feature you can use this quickly after it has been added.
  • Although you are a little more often confronted with incompatibilities and regressions, such issues can be discussed and resolved.