[net.lang.prolog] LP Library Update

Restivo%SU-SCORE@sri-unix.UUCP (11/02/83)

From:  Chuck Restivo  <Restivo@SU-SCORE>

ListUt.Pl and FlagRo.Pl have been updated and are available at 
{SU-SCORE} on PS:<Prolog> .  For those readers who have read-only 
access to the network, I have a limited number of hard copies that
could be mailed.

-- ed

Restivo%SU-SCORE@sri-unix.UUCP (11/13/83)

From:  Chuck Restivo  <Restivo@SU-SCORE>

With thanks to Richard O'Keefe the following routines have been
added to the LP Library,

  Assoc.Pl      Purpose:  Binary tree implementation of
                          ``association lists''

  Arrays.Pl     Purpose:  Updatable arrays

  Trees.Pl      Purpose:  Updatable binary trees

A corrected version of Read_Sent.Pl has also been installed.

These are available on the <Prolog> directory at {SU-SCORE},  for
those readers who cannot access SCORE, I have a limited number of
hard copies that could be mailed.

-- ed

Restivo%SU-SCORE@sri-unix.UUCP (11/21/83)

From:  Chuck Restivo  <Restivo@SU-SCORE>

Three utilities have been added to the {SU-SCORE}PS:<Prolog>
directory.  Thanks to the authors, Lawrence Byrd and Richard
O'Keefe.

        SetUtl.Pl       Purpose:  set manipulation utilities

        ReadIn.Pl       Purpose:  read in a sentence as a
                                  list of words

        Queues.Pl       Purpose:  define queue operations

If *you* have anything useful, send it in !

-ed

Restivo%SU-SCORE@sri-unix.UUCP (11/25/83)

From:  Chuck Restivo  <Restivo@SU-SCORE>

New versions of Not.Pl and SetOf.Pl have been added to the
PS:<Prolog> directory at {SU-SCORE}.  A grammar pre-processor
has also been added, see GConsult.Pl.  Thank you Richard O'Keefe.

For those with read only access I have a limited number of hard
copies that can be mailed.

-ed

marcel@uiucdcs.UUCP (marcel ) (12/12/83)

#R:sri-arpa:-1400300:uiucdcs:29700013:000:219
uiucdcs!marcel    Dec 11 17:46:00 1983

I would be grateful if someone could tell me how to go about getting
to the SU-SCORE library. (what net is it on? do I need to log into their
actual machine?)
					Marcel Schoppers
					U of Illinois @ Urbana-Champaign

Restivo@SU-SCORE.ARPA (01/06/84)

From:  Chuck Restivo  <Restivo@SU-SCORE.ARPA>

Thanks to Richard O'Keefe several new and updated LP utilities
have been added to {SU-SCORE}PS:<Prolog> .

Ask.Pl          Purpose:  updated version

DCSG.Pl         Purpose:  Preprocessor for definite clause slash
                          grammars

DCSG.DC         Purpose:  Two examples that use DCSG.Pl

Heaps.Pl        Purpose:  code for binary heaps

Helper.Pl       Purpose:  Print extracts from help files
                          { O'Keefe and Pereira }

Medic.Pl        Purpose:  updated version

TrySee.Pl       Purpose:  Searches through several directories,
                          extensions to find a file


Koenraad Lecot submitted a comprehensive bibliography for
LP topics, it is available on {SU-SCORE}'s <Prolog> 
directory as:

Prolog_Bib_Lecot.Doc

Comments, suggestions etc. might be mailed to Koen@UCLA-CS,
updates will probably be announced here.

Prolog-Bib.Doc and Prolog-Bib.Press have been renamed

Prolog_Bib_Pereira.Doc  and  Prolog_Bib_Pereira.Press


Richard O'Keefe submitted a paper on a Polymorphic Type Scheme
for Prolog.  It, along with it's Scribe library file are
available on <Prolog> as

OKeefe_TPL.Mss  and  OKeefe_MyScrb.Lib


Any questions about access to these can be directed to
my.  I have a limited number of hard copies that can
be mailed for those with no access to the electronic
networks.

As always, if you have something interesting, useful,
*send* it in, please !

-- ed

RESTIVO@SU-SCORE.ARPA (07/09/84)

From:  Chuck Restivo  <RESTIVO@SU-SCORE.ARPA>

cwr - Richard O'Keefe has sent in a tokeniser in reasonably standard
      Prolog.  It is available from the {SU-SCORE} <Prolog> library
      as
           RDTOK.PL