Re: Problem with the 'Find_Atom()' function

[Erick Alphonse]

zze-PEX SOR balc031 FTRD/DTL/CAE wrote:

> Hello,
>
>  From a C++ program, I want to use the "Find_Atom()" prolog function.
> When I specified "member" as argument, I expected that the function would
> return the internal key of the "member" atom but I get "-1" instead!
>
> The function is defined as such:
>        
>         Find_Atom("member");
>
> I thought the internal key corresponding to the "member" atom was already 
> defined in the GNU prolog atom table but It seems that it does not exist!
>
> If I use any predicates like "current_op", "assertz", the function always
> returns "-1"!


I cannot help you for that, I faced the same problem. but try to use:

int   Create_Atom         (char *str)


explained in section 9.2.2.


Regards,
Erick.