Micro-PROLOG
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| Name | micro-PROLOG |
| Version | 3.1 (Mar 1984) |
| Vendor | LPA Ltd. |
| Author | Frank McCabe |
| Licence | Commercial |
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LPA micro-PROLOG was the first Prolog system for microcomputers, it was later replaced by a ground up rewrite known as LPA Prolog.
History
The first versions were implemented at the Department of Computing and Control at Imperial College London, by Frank McCabe and Richard Ennals.
Versions
- Sep 1980: micro-PROLOG 2.02
- 1981: micro-PROLOG 2.11
- May 1981: micro-PROLOG 2.12
- 1982: micro-PROLOG 3.0
- Feb 1983: micro-PROLOG 3.05
- Mar 1984: micro-PROLOG 3.1
- 1985: micro-PROLOG Professional
Publications
- J. R. Ennals: Beginning micro-PROLOG (A Hands on! computer book) - Harper & Row 1984, ISBN 0-06-669000-5
- Keith L. Clark: micro-PROLOG: Programming in Logic - Prentice Hall 1984, ISBN 0-13-581264-X
- Tom Conlon: Learning Micro-PROLOG: A Problem-Solving Approach - Addison Wesley 1985, ISBN 0-201-11241-8
- A. A. Berk: Micro-PROLOG & Artificial Intelligence - Collins 1985, ISBN 0-00-383158-2