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pce<-pid
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class pce
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pce<-answer_stack_size
pce<-convert
pce<-core_usage
pce<-core_wasted
pce<-cpu_time
pce<-date
pce<-deferred_unalloced
pce<-environment_variable
pce<-fd
pce<-instance
pce<-max_integer
pce<-min_integer
pce<-object_from_reference
pce<-objects_allocated
pce<-objects_freed
pce<-os_error
pce<-pid
pce<-unresolved_types
pce<-user
pce <-pid:
->
identifier=int
Unix process identifier for this process. May be used to create unique system-wide names. Note that
file
objects with a proper temporary name may be created using
?- new(TmpFile, file).
See
file
->
initialise
.