This means that on most platform and browser combinations the response time will be below 100ms, preventing that the end-user might get frustrated, annoyed or even angry. We benchmarked a full game tree search and found, timing in ms: Platform, Browserīecause there will be already a move when the game search kicks in, the game search will need 2-4 times less time than a full game search tree from the beginning. The example has been uploaded to the following URL for quick exploration: More advanced solutions might combine it with audio feedback or other visual cues. In the above, the status line is then populated by invoking the standard Prolog write/1 and nl/0. We simply carried over the approach from the sandbox example and write into a DOM element. The HTML page also defines some output call back. looser ( _ ) :- write ( 'I give up.' ), nl, set_complete. looser ( X ) :- best ( X, o, Y ), !, set_board ( Y ), winner ( Y ). looser ( X ) :- tie ( X, o ), !, write ( 'nobody won.' ), nl, set_complete. Looser ( X ) :- win ( X, x ), !, write ( 'you win.' ), nl, set_complete.
You can then represent these facts using visual attributes. You can make multiple statements about an item in the KB: woman(jody). If you think of Prolog facts as denoting true/false attributes of elements, you can consider every known item in a KnowledgeBase (KB) as a DOM Element. The following example is derived from section 1.1. It had been a while since I'd last used it for anything (a chess endgame solver in high school, I think) so I looked up an online tutorial. It supports many platforms, including MS-DOS, PharLap-Extended DOS, MS Windows 3.1, MS Windows 3.11, MS Windows 95, Windows NT, as well as 16 bit and 32 bit OS/2 target platforms using processors from the 80x86 base. Way back when, Prolog was actually one of the first languages I learned to program in. Visual Prolog is designed to make it easy, convenient and fast to develop, test, and modify applications written in PDC Prolog. It was an interesting thought experiment that quickly found itself being turned into code.
Seeing as both Prolog and CSS are declarative languages, I found myself wondering if it would be possible to create a mapping from one to the other. Plain Text HTML5 CSS JavaScript PHP Python Ruby Lua Bash Erlang Go C C++ Diff-output LaTeX SQL XML - 4CS MOS 65 Kick Assembler MOS 6502 TASM/64TASS Motorola 68000 Devpac Assembler ABAP Actionscript ActionScript3 Ada AIMMS ALGOL 68 Apache AppleScript Apt sources.list ARM Assembler x86 Assembler asymptote ASP autoconf.
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