swi-prolog (8.1.30+dfsg-2) experimental; urgency=medium

    SWI-Prolog core system is now shipped in swi-prolog-core package,
    which provides SWI-Prolog interpreter itself. SWI-Prolog core
    packages, which do not depend on external libraries (except zlib) are
    now shipped in swi-prolog-core-packages package. Previously core
    system and core packages where shipped in swi-prolog-nox, but there
    were some requests to provides these components separately to reduce
    install size of SWI-Prolog basic setup and reduce the number of its
    dependencies.

    Also, swi-prolog-core now provides the following virtual packages:

    swi-prolog-abi-$(swi-prolog:ABI)
    swi-prolog-api-foreign-$(swi-prolog:FABI)

    The names of these virtual packages are based on the output of swipl
    --abi_version (see SWI-Prolog documentation on binary compatibility
    and #958419). Other packages may depend on specific SWI-Prolog ABI or
    FABI (see, "Foreign extenstions" section of the mentioned
    documentation), it allows them to be rebuilt as infrequently as
    possible. That is, if ABI is not changed by a given upload to the
    Debian archive, then there's no need to rebuild such packages. A
    compatible foreign extensions API, FABI, allows distribution of
    foreign extensions in binary form.

 -- Lev Lamberov <dogsleg@debian.org>  Tue, 12 May 2020 11:08:33 +0500

swi-prolog (8.1.26+dfsg-1) unstable; urgency=medium

    Documentation (including interactive documentation) and examples are
    shipped now in swi-prolog-doc, which is Recommended. Without
    installing this package it is not possible to use help query in
    SWI-Prolog interactive interpreter, but it saves some disk space for
    those who don't need it.

 -- Lev Lamberov <dogsleg@debian.org>  Sat, 28 Mar 2020 21:43:11 +0500
