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for more information on SWI-Prolog and the SWI packages.
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#### Compatibility with the C-Prolog interpreter {#ChYProlog}
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@section ChYProlog Compatibility with the C-Prolog interpreter
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YAP was designed so that most C-Prolog programs should run under YAP
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Compatibility with the Quintus and SICStus Prolog systems
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@section QuiSics Compatibility with the Quintus and SICStus Prolog systems
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The Quintus Prolog system was the first Prolog compiler to use Warren's
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Abstract Machine. This system was very influential in the Prolog
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+ This list is incomplete.
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Compatibility with the ISO Prolog standard
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@section ISOCompat Compatibility with the ISO Prolog standard
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The Prolog standard was developed by ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG17, the
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international standardization working group for the programming language
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