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% load the SWI-Prolog statistics library that provide the time/1 % predicate that we would use for quick benchmarking:

| ?- use_module(library(statistics)). ...

% load the example:

| ?- logtalk_load(ebench(loader)). ...

% first, an example with an engine goal that succeeds deterministically:

| ?- time((between(1,2000,I),atom_number(A,I),threaded_engine_create(_,true,A),fail)). ...

| ?- time((between(1,2000,I),atom_number(A,I),threaded_engine_destroy(A),fail)). ...

% second, an example with an engine goal that provides an infinite stream of solutions:

| ?- time((between(1,2000,I),atom_number(A,I),threaded_engine_create(_,repeat,A),fail)). ...

| ?- time((between(1,2000,I),atom_number(A,I),threaded_engine_destroy(A),fail)). ...

% finally, an example with an engine running a loop predicate using the engine term queue:

| ?- [user]. loop :- threaded_engine_fetch(_),loop. end_of_file. yes

| ?- time((between(1,2000,I),atom_number(A,I),threaded_engine_create(_,loop,A),fail)). ...

| ?- time((between(1,2000,I),atom_number(A,I),threaded_engine_destroy(A),fail)). ...