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An environment for logic programming

Nissim Francez, Shalom Goldenberg, Ron Y. Pinter, Michael Tiomkin, Shalom Tsur⋆

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We describe a programming environment for Prolog, a common logic programming language. The services offered by our system assist a Prolog user in the tasks of composing, editing, and storing logic (rule-based) programs, as well as in the control of their execution for debugging purposes.

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We describe a programming environment for Prolog, a common logic programming language. The services offered by our system assist a Prolog user in the tasks of composing, editing, and storing logic (rule-based) programs, as well as in the control of their execution for debugging purposes.

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We describe a programming environment for Prolog, a common logic programming language. The services offered by our system assist a Prolog user in the tasks of composing, editing, and storing logic (rule-based) programs, as well as in the control of their execution for debugging purposes.

Key concepts: Prolog, Computer science, Logic programming, Programming language, Debugging, Declarative programming, Inductive programming, Functional logic programming

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