An Overview of Prolog Debugging Tools

P. Brna; M. Brayshaw; Alan Bundy; M. Elsom-Cook; P. Fung; T. Dodd

An Overview of Prolog Debugging Tools

P. Brna, M. Brayshaw, Alan Bundy, M. Elsom-Cook, P. Fung, T. Dodd

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In this paper we present an overview of the advances in debugging standard Prolog programs. The analysis offered is in terms of a classification of tools that provide different degrees of activity in the debugging process. Other possible dimensions of analysis are also outlined.

Original language	English
Journal	Instructional Science
Volume	20
Publication status	Published - 1991

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