Turbo Prolog

The tutorials cover all aspects of Turbo Prolog programming, except modular programming
and interfacing with other languages such as C, Pascal, or assembly language.
These features are described in Chapter II, which also contains hints and tips on programming
style and a wealth of other information about advanced system features.
For details about the files supplied on the distribution disk, installation, and Turbo Prolog
menu commands, see Chapter 12. .
THE DISTRIBUTION DISKS
Your distribution disk contains the main Turbo Prolog program and several other files.
Information about each of these files can be found in Chapter II.
Turbo Prolog is not copy-protected. Please note that Borland's no-nonsense license
statement licenses you to use your copy of Turbo Prolog as if it were a book. It is not
licensed to a single person, nor is it tied to one particular computer. The only restriction
on using Turbo Prolog is that it must not be used by two different people at the same time,
just as a book cannot be read by two people at the same time. And, of course, giving
away copies of Turbo Prolog to others would be a violation of Borland's copyright.
MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
To use Turbo Prolog, you should have the following:
• IBM PC or compatible computer
• 384K RAM internal memory
• PC-DOS or MS-DOS operating system, version 2.0 or later
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
In this manual, references are made to several products:
• Turbo Prolog and GeoBase are trademarks and Turbo Pascal is a registered trademark
of Borland International, Inc.
• WordStar is a registered trademark of MicroPro International Corp.
• MultiMate is a trademark of MultiMate International Corp.
• IBM PC, AT, XT, PCjr, and Portable Computer are registered trademarks of International
Business Machines Corp.
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