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A Prolog program for a given application will typically require only one tenth as many program lines as the corresponding C++ program. The result was a language far more powerful than even today's well known programming languages, like Pascal and C. The first, official version of Prolog was developed at the University of Marseilles, France by Alain Colmerauer in the early 1970s as a tool for PROgramming in LOGic. Introduction to the Prolog Prolog is the result of many years of research work. 118 Adding On-line Help to the Application. 46 Extending the "Hello World" Application.47 Creating the "Cross Window". 41 Use Project | Run.43 How to Study the Generated Code. 36 Goal Testing.36 Start with the Application Expert. 32 Support from the Prolog Development Center. 30 Installation and Support.32 Running Visual Prolog directly from a CD-ROM.32 Upgrading from a previous version of Visual Prolog.32 Installation Procedure. 27 Manual Conventions.28 Acknowledgments. 20 Prolog uses facts and rules.20 Prolog can make deductions.21 About the Visual Prolog Manuals. 3 How Does Prolog Differ From Other Languages?. 1 Introduction to the Prolog.1 What can Prolog be used for?. Table of Contents Visual Prolog Version 5.0. Other brand and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.  Borland International Copyright (c) 1986-1988 Borland International. Portions of the Software and Documentation under license from: Visual Prolog is a registered trademark of Prolog Development Center A/S.

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