[Newbie] GNU Prolog / C interface
From: Tobias Guggenmoser (guggi_at_netcologne.de)
Date: 10/21/04
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Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 18:10:49 +0200
Hello group!
I am a newbie to PROLOG, though we learnt some at school years ago
(using a DOS-based interpreter). Now I want to learn about more 'recent'
implementations, esp. GNU Prolog (I am running GNU/Linux on my PC).
The thing that thrills me most about gprolog is its C interface, as I
intend to use Prolog as a kind of "logic engine" within C and Pascal
programs.
I tried to figure out things with the official gprolog documentation,
but I don't seem to pick it up well from it. Is there any tutorial you
can recommend concerning ISO prolog and more specifically, for the GNU
Prolog C interface?
Thanks in advance
Tobias Guggenmoser
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