Re: general PROLOG questions

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From: Matthew Huntbach
Date: Mon, 11 Dec 1989 17:20

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This all looks like fairly standard Prolog stuff which could be
found in any introductory text book to the language. You
shouldn't need to post worldwide to get the answers. If you are
too lazy to go to the library and look it up, try asking a few
people around your department for help.

It may be that you are in a place where there are no Prolog
experts and not much guidance to the language. If so, then I
think it would be legitimate to ask for help over the net, but
your posting didn't state that to be the case.

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From: mmh@cs.qmc.ac.uk (Matthew Huntbach)
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Subject: Re: general PROLOG questions
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