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Preface
A first Prolog session
Calling and exiting Prolog
A first Prolog query
A short Prolog example
Modifying a database with an editor
Extending the database in a Prolog dialog
Modifying the database in a Prolog dialog
Storing clauses in a file
Database and procedure execution
Clauses
Predicates
Database
Unification
Procedure execution
Procedural predicates
The Prolog system
Organization of the Prolog system
Querying information about the system
Environment variables
Interfaces of the Prolog system
The input/output interface
Input/output in the Prolog top-level dialog
Elementary input/output in Prolog
Working with files
Process management and communication
The Prolog grammar rules
Context-free grammar
Simple grammar rules
Additional arguments
Explicit Prolog goals
Syntax of the production rules
The Prolog module concept
Modules
Module objects
Module interface
The module body
Compiling and loading files
Contexts
Context jumps
Exceptions
Signals
Debugging
Debugger settings
The Tracer
Interactive debugger
Debugging with the alphanumeric user interface
Debugging under the OSF/Motif user interface
Summary tables of debugger commands
The C interface
Active C interface
Passive C interface
C device drivers
Linking Prolog and C
Graphical User Interface for MS-Windows
The IF/Prolog Graphical User Interface
IF/Prolog Main Window Menu Bar
Main Window Toolbars
Prolog Console with Scrollbars
Status Bar
Database Browser
Options Dialog
Debugger Support
Linking Custom IF/Prolog Applications
Preparing Prolog applications for marketing
ASCII table
Glossary
References
Index
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