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Quick Gprolog Question
01-gjk
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I'm implementing a sudoku solver in prolog. I had a script that took around 6 seconds to solve a sudoku.
I improved my code and it solves everything instantaneously. I did this just by moving around some rules, but now gprolog (interpreter) won't print the running time. I haven't changed anything else, but the rules' order. Is there any way to print it or does gprolog have some sort of rule that it only prints if the running time is above some size?
Thanks in advance.
I improved my code and it solves everything instantaneously. I did this just by moving around some rules, but now gprolog (interpreter) won't print the running time. I haven't changed anything else, but the rules' order. Is there any way to print it or does gprolog have some sort of rule that it only prints if the running time is above some size?
Thanks in advance.
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