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/* GNU Prolog                                                              */
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/* Part  : Prolog buit-in predicates                                       */
/* File  : arith_inl.pl                                                    */
/* Descr.: arithmetic (inline) management - defs for meta-call             */
/* Author: Daniel Diaz                                                     */
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/* Copyright (C) 1999 Daniel Diaz                                          */
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:- built_in.

'$use_arith_inl'.


X is Y:-
	X is Y.

X =:= Y:-
        X =:= Y.

X =\= Y:-
        X =\= Y.

X < Y:-
        X < Y.

X =< Y:-
        X =< Y.

X > Y:-
        X > Y.

X >= Y:-
        X >= Y.


'$arith_eval'(X,Y):-
	'$call_c'('Arith_Eval_2'(X,Y)).
