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SICStus Prolog User''s Manual

Johan S Andersson, Stefan K. Andersson, Kent Boortz, Mats Carlsson, H. Nilsson, Thomas Sjöland, Johan Widén

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This manual describes a Prolog system developed at the Swedish Institute of Computer Science. Parts of the system were developed by the project ``Industrialization of SICStus Prolog'''' in collaboration with Ericsson Telecom AB, NobelTech Systems AB, Infologics AB and Televerket. The system consists of a WAM emulator written in C, a library and runtime system written in C and Prolog and an interpreter and a compiler written in Prolog.

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This manual describes a Prolog system developed at the Swedish Institute of Computer Science. Parts of the system were developed by the project ``Industrialization of SICStus Prolog'''' in collaboration with Ericsson Telecom AB, NobelTech Systems AB, Infologics AB and Televerket. The system consists of a WAM emulator written in C, a library and runtime system written in C and Prolog and an interpreter and a compiler written in Prolog.

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This manual describes a Prolog system developed at the Swedish Institute of Computer Science. Parts of the system were developed by the project ``Industrialization of SICStus Prolog'''' in collaboration with Ericsson Telecom AB, NobelTech Systems AB, Infologics AB and Televerket. The system consists of a WAM emulator written in C, a library and runtime system written in C and Prolog and an interpreter and a compiler written in Prolog.

Key concepts: Prolog, Programming language, Compiler, Interpreter, Computer science, Software engineering

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