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C-language interface function
bool
PL_get_bool_ex
(
term_t t, int *i
)
As
PL_get_bool()
, but raises a type or instantiation error if
t
is not a valid boolean value (
true
,
false
,
on
, constoff,
1
or
0
). Note that the pointer is to an
int
because C has no
bool
type.