Now Available On-line Guide to Prolog Programming - Second Edition, 1998

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INTERACTIVE PROLOG GUIDE
WRITTEN BY ROMAN BARTÁK

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I opened this site as a contribution to evolving area of logic programming languages and PROLOG in particular. I indent it to be an introduction to logic programming and PROLOG for beginners (and so the interface is also constructed for beginners) but I also expect to cover some advanced topics. It's not meant as an unclassified collection of links to other pages although I also include some interesting links.
Currently, the few pages are relatively slight as I have to organize the amount of sources into readable form. I expect to publish updates later this year (depending on free time and the degree of unction). The further development of the site also depends on response of you, reader, so, please write me your opinion of this site and your desires. If you want to know more about the author of the site, please visit my Home Page.

TABLE OF CONTENTS (click on the title of chosen chapter to get there)

Introduction (just few introductory remarks)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) (first FAQs are waiting for your questions)
Implementations (enlarging list of PROLOG implementations)
Introductory Samples (samples of short PROLOG programs)
Advanced Examples (examples of complex PROLOG programs)
Learning Prolog via Examples (lectures of Prolog for novices)
References (continuously developing list of printed and Web references)
- Books
- Journals
- Conferences
- Web links

If you cannot decide, start here.

Comment:: I test this site partially using Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer for Macintosh, Windows and UNIX computers. If you have problems reading it with your Web browser, please don't hesitate to contact me.

Now Available On-line Guide to Prolog Programming - Second Edition, 1998

Welcome to

INTERACTIVE PROLOG GUIDE WRITTEN BY ROMAN BARTÁK Tips: Hide Navigation and Location Toolbars in your browser, you don't need them to navigate through Interactive Prolog Guide. Bookmark this page for easy future access. Click on top left picture in subordinate pages for direct return to this page.