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Windows version (64-bits)13,808,595 bytesSWI-Prolog 9.3.3-2 for Microsoft Windows (64 bit)

Self-installing executable for Microsoft Windows 64-bit editions.

SHA256:fa57e366b65f4059eca72a3bf774ada36d3c76d8072458f528b75c11abd370e1
Windows version (32-bits)13,828,670 bytesSWI-Prolog 9.3.3-2 for Microsoft Windows (32 bit)

Self-installing executable for Microsoft Windows 32-bit editions. Version 9.3 is that last version of SWI-Prolog that is also released for 32-bit. Note that this version lacks the Janus interface to Python.

SHA256:95718493d08510f4efd14e118bd874fce74855ddf4dd8ed91d39f0cac54ef44a
MacOS bundle39,845,359 bytesSWI-Prolog 9.3.3-1 for MacOSX 10.14 (Mojave) and later on x86_64 and arm64

Mac OS X disk image with relocatable application bundle. Needs xquartz (X11) installed for running the development tools. The bundle also provides the commandline tools in the Contents/MacOS directory. Users of older MacOS versions are adviced to use Macports, Homebrew or install from source. This bundle contains universal (fat) binaries that run natively on Intel and Apple Silicon (M1, arm64).

SHA256:235ae4047cb395d1099dc6fc5ed2c2a2307c35e05761f124a16b97d05e5c392d
MacOS bundle33,335,417 bytesSWI-Prolog 9.3.0-1 for MacOSX bundle on intel

Mac OS X disk image with relocatable application bundle. Needs xquartz. Same as the fat bundle, but only contains the x86_64 binaries, compiled using gcc13 from Macports. This version is 30-40% faster than the fat binaries on Intel Macs.

SHA256:82566e6b863b53d1233f3cad44cadb36f984ee3eab53f678b07e3e248b1c5a4d
Sources
Source archive12,256,560 bytesSWI-Prolog source for 9.3.3

Sources in .tar.gz format, including packages. See build instructions. See also the GIT repository.

SHA256:db8453356811edbb4c2130d52617d327a4b4e322e2941dd4d52b5751d03e3946
Documentation
PDF file3,288,053 bytesSWI-Prolog 9.3.3 reference manual in PDF

SWI-Prolog reference manual as PDF file. This does not include the package documentation.

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About the development releases

The development branches have their own GIT repository at the address below. See the general GIT instructions for details.

% git clone https://github.com/SWI-Prolog/swipl-devel.git

Should I use the development release or the stable one?

Many active SWI-Prolog users track the development releases or GIT versions for developing Prolog applications. Most of the time the development versions are fairly stable. Infrequent larger rewrites to the core infrastructure that may cause instability is typically announced on the forum.

Tracking the latest version offers some advantages for you are user:

  • Bug fixes are quickly available.
  • When you are stuck on a missing feature you can use this quickly after it has been added.
  • Although you are a little more often confronted with incompatibilities and regressions, such issues can be discussed and resolved.