GNU PROLOG

A Native Prolog Compiler with Constraint Solving over Finite Domains

Edition 1.31, for GNU Prolog version 1.4.1
June 6, 2012

by Daniel Diaz

Copyright (C) 1999-2012 Daniel Diaz

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- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- GNU Prolog License Conditions
- Introduction
- Using GNU Prolog
- Debugging
- Format of definitions
- Prolog directives and control constructs
- Prolog built-in predicates
- Finite domain solver and built-in predicates
- Interfacing Prolog and C
- References
- Index

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