Sunday, February 14, 2016

Prolog Programming- DOSBOX turbo prolog : how to run

If you are looking for where to start prolog programming, this article may help you.

At the very beginning you may proceed from DosBox. You may heard about a compiler SWI prolog for prolog programming. Well, But starting from the DosBox will be great!

Step 1: Install DosBox from here:
http://www.dosbox.com/download.php?main=1
install it.
Step 2: Now download and copy-paste this file into your C drive.
prolog

Step 3: Open DosBox.

Write-  mount c c:\prolog
then enter.







then write-  c:prolog.exe



then hit enter.
You will see a window like this,





Remeber: Mouse doesnt work in DOSBOX . So use your keyboard left,right,up,down arrow. Use enter for click. Use Esc in your keyboard to exit from one menu. 

Go to files->Write to->Change the name->then write the code->then save as .pro file.













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  1. then write- c:prolog.exe after this illegal command msg is coming

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  4. illegal command . how to resolve

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  5. in what location our program is saved?

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  7. How to get prolog.exe in Dosbox?

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  8. The conventional DOSBox doesn't support the keystroke combination of Ctrl-C or Ctrl-Break, which is necessary in Turbo Prolog, being handled as an interrupt when executing a program. If a program results in an endless backtracking, it can't be stopped in a proper way.

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