Looks like you have to set a special use-flag to support threading in swi-prolog.
Looks like you have to set a special use-flag to support threading in swi-prolog. Look here for more details: comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.ai.prolog.....
Yes, I saw that some people related this problem with the logic engine not supporting multi threading. However adding multi threading support did not help (as I wrote in the question). Anyway, I am happy the problem is solved, if I get a clue of why it occured I will update it here.
Right now I think that maybe it was just related to a bug in the version of Yap I was using, but I am not really sure. – Sergio Nov 3 at 21:11.
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