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Predicate print_backtrace/1
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xsb
basics.pl -- XSB basics.P emulation
consult.pl
curr_sym.pl
error_handler.pl -- XSB compatible error handling
xsb_error_get_tag/2
xsb_error_get_message/2
domain_error/4
print_backtrace/1
gensym.pl
gpp.pl -- Use XSB gpp preprocessor
intern.pl
lists.pl
machine.pl
ordsets.pl
setof.pl
source.pl -- Support XSB source .P files
standard.pl -- XSB Term Writing to Designated I/O Streams
timed_call.pl -- XSB timed call
storage.pl -- Emulate XSB syslib/storage.P
string.pl
thread.pl
print_backtrace
(+Backtrace)
This predicate, which is used by XSB’s default error handler, prints a backtrace structure to XSB’s standard error stream.