This is the first of two articles that describe a very basic implementation of PROLOG.
Our focus in the first article is not how to program in PROLOG but how PROLOG operates and what features distinguish it from more conventional programming languages. In the next column we will discuss the programming structures that are used to implement these features. This will not only provide you with a valuable look inside the language but also demonstrate some interesting Pascal programming techniques.
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