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Prolog Debuggers

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From: Bill Roth
Date: Sun, 08 Nov 1992 19:40
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Is there such a thing as a Prolog "debugger"? I'm doing work right now in 
building a rule-based debugger for a Prolog-based database language, 
and I was wondering if anything like this had been done before.

If anyone has seen anything like a  prolog rule debugger, could you 
please send me a reference?

Thanks.

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