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From: tnbf6@isuvax.iastate.edu
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Subject: Looking for source code for Prolog (general)
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Date: 30 Apr 91 07:59:51 GMT
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I am currently working on a project, and am looking for examples of how to
parse prolog efficently (preferably using c or yacc code).  Could anyone
direct me to sites with FTP-able prolog source code, and/or books
documenting how to create prolog parsers (I have noticed that many books
on begining prolog give a rudiementry sketch of the prolog heirarchy, but
they tend not to go into full detail)  Thank you in advance.

Norman Nunley  --- tnbf6@ccvax.iastate.edu