SICStus Prolog

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SICStus Prolog

This manual documents SICStus Prolog 3.9.1, June 2002.

Prolog is a simple but powerful programming language developed at the University of Marseilles, as a practical tool for programming in logic. From a user's point of view the major attraction of the language is ease of programming. Clear, readable, concise programs can be written quickly with few errors.

• Intro: An introduction to this manual
• Acknowledgments:
• Notation: Notational conventions
• Glossary:
• Run Intro: How to Run Prolog
• Prolog Intro: The Prolog Language
• Module Intro: The Module System
• Load Intro: Loading Programs
• Debug Intro: Debugging
• Built Intro: Built-In Predicates
• Mixing C and Prolog: C-interface
• Mixing Java and Prolog: Using the Java-interface
• Multiple SICStus Run-Times:
• Handling Wide Characters: Wide Character Extensions
• Writing Efficient Programs:
• The SICStus Tools:
• The Prolog Library: An introduction to the Prolog Library
• Arrays:
• Assoc:
• Attributes:
• Heaps:
• Lists:
• Term Utilities:
• Ordsets:
• Queues:
• Random:
• System Utilities:
• Trees:
• UGraphs:
• WGraphs:
• Sockets:
• Linda Library:
• BDB:
• CLPB:
• CLPQR:
• CLPFD:
• CHR:
• FDBG:
• Obj Intro:
• PiLLoW: The PiLLoW Web Programming Library
• Tcl/Tk library: How to use the Tcl/Tk library
• Gauge: The Gauge Profiling Tool
• Chars I/O:
• Jasper: Access Java from SICStus
• COM Client: Access COM objects on MS Windows
• Visual Basic: Access SICStus from Visul Basic
• Runtime Utilities:
• Timeout:
• Pred Summary: Summary of built-in predicates
• Full Syntax: Full Prolog Syntax
• Standard Operators: Standard Operators
• References:
• Predicate Index: An item for each predicate, function, etc
• Obj Index: An item for each method in library(objects)
• Keystroke Index: An item for each keystroke
• Book Index: An item for each concept, predicate, method, other