"Prolog for Programmers"

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From: Richard Okeefe
Date: Tue, 28 Mar 1989 06:24

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I was sent a copy of the Kluzniak & someone book "Prolog for
Programmers".  I have a number of comments on it, but in view
of the fact that the floppy disc in the front cover has been
the only Prolog system I've had access to for the last month
I just want to say thank-you.  (Well, the program is *agonisingly*
slow, but they did call it "TOY" after all.)

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Subject: "Prolog for Programmers"
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Date: 28 Mar 89 06:24:04 GMT
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