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In article <1992Nov5.003450.5731@kurango.cit.gu.edu.au>, lawley@kurango.cit.gu.edu.au (michael lawley) writes:
> thinman@netcom.com (Technically Sweet) writes:
> 
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> It's in the directory computing/programming/languages/prolog/icprolog.
> There is MacProlog source in a further subdirectory, lo, or you can grab the
> icprolog distribution, pd-ICP-0.90.tar.Z, which includes an icprolog version
> of L&O.  Unfortunately, there is essentially no documentation of L&O in the
> distribution other than the source :-) so you'll probably need the book to
> use it.
> 
> mike
> 
> -- 
>     michael lawley (lawley@cit.gu.EDU.AU).        The Unicycling Postgrad

The documentation for L&O is being prepared and it will be available very
soon together with the whole system. If anybody is in a hurry about it, just
email to me and I'll send you a draft of the manual in LaTeX format. 

The manual does not replace the book. It gives a brief description of the 
language and the system but the programming methodology behind it is described 
in the book `Logic & Objects' by Frank McCabe (Prentice Hall Intl.).

Together with the manual, there will be a few fixes in the code as well. So the
source will serve better than before as an on-line manual:-)

As the system (IC Prolog ][ but especially L&O on top of it) is still under 
development, we would appreciate any comments, suggestions, bug reports etc.

For IC Prolog ][, contact Damian Chu (dac@doc.ic.ac.uk) while for L&O itself
email to me (zb@doc.ic.ac.uk).

Regards,
Zac.