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4 Using Definite Clause Grammars

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Chuck Houpt edited this page Apr 10, 2019 · 10 revisions

Moved to https://alsprolog.com/docs/guide/4-Using-Definite-Clause-Grammars.html

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Home
1 The Syntax of ALS Prolog
10 Prolog I O
11 Prolog Builtins: Non I O
12 The ALS Library Mechanism
13 Using the Prolog Shell
14 Using the Four Port Debugger
15 Packaging for Delivery
16 ALS IDE
17 Prolog Development Projects
18 Using the ALS IDE Debugger
19 Using the GUI Library
2 Prolog Source Code
20 ALS Prolog TclTk Interface
21 Using the ALS Foreign Interface
3 Modules
4 Using Definite Clause Grammars
5 Abstract Data Types: Structure Definition
6 ObjectPro: Object Oriented Programming
7 Working with Uninterned Atoms
8 Global Variables, Destructive Update & Hash Tables
9 Freeze, Exceptions, Events, Interrupts, Signals

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