Visual Prolog
What is Visual Prolog
Visual Prolog is a logical programming language that counts PDC Prolog
and Turbo Prolog as predecessors.
The goal of Visual Prolog is to support industrial strength programming
of complex knowledge emphasized problems.
Today Visual Prolog is a very powerful and safe programming language
combining the very best features of logical, functional and object-oriented
programming paradigms in a consistent and elegant way.
Visual Prolog features:
- logical programming concepts (backtracking, pattern matching);
- algebraic data types;
- a unique object system;
- multi-threading (supported in the Commercial Edition);
- parametric polymorphism
- unicode support;
- automatic memory management (garbage collection);
- much more.
Visual Prolog is a complete programming environment with:
With Visual Prolog you can build applications for the Microsoft Windows
32 platform. It supports advanced client-server and three-tier solutions.
Visual Prolog is especially well suited for dealing with complex knowledge.
By utilizing a powerful object system you are able to architect your
application very rigidly and at the same time benefiting from very loose
coupling. This will enable you to reduce development and even more
maintenance cost.
Current Release of Visual Prolog
The current version of Visual Prolog is
Visual Prolog 7.1, Build 7103 released on
December 14, 2007.
Supported Windows Versions
The current version of Visual Prolog might be used on Windows Vista/XP/2000/NT.
Visual Prolog Editions
Visual Prolog is supplied in two editions:
- Personal Edition
might be used in non-commercial personal context for free without any
time, session, or other limitations.
- Commercial Edition
might be used for creating commercial projects.
Visual Prolog Projects that Inspire
With Visual Prolog you can build industrial strength commercial applications.
Visual Prolog is especially well suited for dealing with complex knowledge.
Prolog Development Center has proven this in the advanced resource
scheduling and decision support systems written entirely in Visual Prolog
for:
We have more than 20 years of experience in this field. Our systems based
on Visual Prolog are used in many countries and companies.
For example:
-
Score is used in more than 80 airports of 17 countries. It coordinates
approximately 8 million arrivals and take-offs a year.
-
FleetWatch is used in 16 international airlines.
- More than 200.000 persons duty plans are made using
PDC-StaffPlan.
See a
list of PDC's customers of aviation and planning and scheduling systems.
Read more about PDC's projects
based on Visual Prolog.
How to Get Started with Visual Prolog?
Start by reading
Getting Started with Visual Prolog.
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