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swipl: Print all shell configuration variables.

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$ swipl --dump-runtime-variables

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The command swipl --dump-runtime-variables is used to display the runtime variables of the SWI-Prolog system.

SWI-Prolog is a Prolog programming language implementation that provides an interactive environment for running Prolog programs. It allows you to write and execute logical queries and programs.

When you run the swipl command and add the --dump-runtime-variables option, it causes SWI-Prolog to display a list of the runtime variables that are currently set. These variables control various aspects of the Prolog system's behavior during runtime.

Runtime variables can include options related to debugging, I/O, file handling, memory management, and concurrency. By dumping the runtime variables, you can inspect their current values and identify how different aspects of the SWI-Prolog system are configured.

This command can be helpful for troubleshooting or understanding the current configuration of the Prolog environment.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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