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Simple Prolog Examples/Programs

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From: Rajiv Sarathy
Date: Fri, 18 Nov 1988 01:00
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I am currently learning Prolog, and like most people, I'm able to pick up
languages quicker by seeing examples, and comparing them to similar routines
in a language I already know.

I'm using Clocksin and Mellish as a reference (recommended to me by people on
the net a couple of months ago).  Unfortunately, it moves a lot slower than I'd
like.

Question:  Is there an anonymous FTP source for simple prolog routines on the
           net?

           If not, is there someone who has some and can mail them to me?

Thanks in advance,

Raj
sarathy@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca


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|  Disclaimer:  I'm just an undergrad.                                         |
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|  Rajiv Partha Sarathy                   sarathy@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca         |
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