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Updated 11/6/86
Hello!
The files on this disk are stored in archived form. The
distribution disk has the following major objects:
ARC.EXE -
This is the program which extracts files from files
archives. A listing of commands can be obtained by invoking
it as "ARC<CR>". To extract all the files from a particular
archive, type "ARC -e <archive name, without the "ARC">
<file name><CR>", where <CR> means "ENTER", or carriage
return.
The archives are stored in one super-archive, named "PROLOG.ARC"
to facilitate modem transfer. Extract the archives by typing:
ARC -e PROLOG *.*
PDPROLOG.ARC -
a) PDPROLOG.EXE. The public domain, proprietary PROLOG
language interpreter. You may give PDPROLOG to anyone. If
you purchased a Prolog system from us, another disk contains
a copyrighted A.D.A. Prolog system.
b) PROLOG.DOC. You should immediately print out this
documentation, since it contains the implementation specific
information.
PROLOGED.COM -
A simple screen editor for invocation within Prolog. You
must configure PDPROLOG for memory before use. If the editor
does not run, you haven't configured PD PROLOG properly. If
the editor runs but does not work properly, please contact
the author, Li Su, at (612)-866-2871.
Any small editor can be installed in place of PROLOGED
simply by renaming it to have this name.
ATN.ARC -
This archive contains Lou Schumacher's natural language
parser. The initials "ATN" stand for augmented transition
network.
EXPERT.ARC -
These are expert systems for specific domains of
information. Medical, rockblasting, fault diagnosis, etc.
GAMES.ARC -
Some simple board games and adventure games in Prolog. Also
a chess King-Rook-King endgame program.
LOGIC.ARC
Contains Skolemization program to convert Predicate Calculus
statements into Prolog statements. Covers material exposed
in Clocksin and Mellish.
PIE.ARC -
This archive contains Simon Blackwell's public domain
expert system shell program. The documentation is not
complete yet.
PUZZLES.ARC -
The encoding of puzzles in Prolog demonstrates techniques of
translating word problems into unambiguous logic.
SAMPLES.ARC -
This archive contains a variety of Prolog programming
examples which illustrate some of the points of Prolog
programming. Note that the book mentioned above
unfortunately contains numerous mistakes in the examples.
You should refer to these files for the corrections.
UTILITY.ARC -
Some reasonably useful examples of relational databases,
etc.
VISION.ARC -
Listings from an article in Byte Magazine on computer
vision, by John and Clara Cuadrado.
Bob