Marseilles / Warsaw / Budapest / Montreal / Boston / New York / Paris / Toronto / Edinburgh / Marseille / /
Company
IBM / Télémécanique / Prolog 2 / /
Country
Belgium / France / Canada / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Travel / Person Communication and Meetings / M&A / /
Facility
University of Montreal / University of Grenoble / John McCarthy’s AI laboratory / University of Edinburgh / /
Holiday
Thanksgiving / /
IndustryTerm
software tool / university computing center / resolution systems / computer processing / natural language processing / /
Organization
Luminy Science Faculty / Institut de Recherche d’Informatique / French Ministry of Industry / Department of Computational Logic / MIT / University of Grenoble / University of Montreal / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / University of Edinburgh / Stanford / /
Person
Hélène Le Gloan / JACQUES EST MALADE / David Warren / Terry Winograd / JACQUES EST UNE PERSONNE / Jacques Cohen / Pierre Basso / Henry Meloni / Jay Moore / Roger Boyer / Bernard Meltzer / Maurice Bruynooghe / Marc Bergman / Fernando Pereira / JACQUES EST UN PSYCHIATRE / Henry Kanoui / Géérard Battani / Michel Van Caneghem / Henry Mééloni / Robert Pasero / Alan Robinson / Jean Trudel / Philippe Roussel / René Bazzoli / Alain Colmerauer / Gérard Battani / Prolog Alain Colmerauer / Donald Loveland / Robert Floyd / Henry Méloni / Martin Davis / Robert Kowalski / Renéé Bazzoli / Carl Hewitt / Philippe / /
Position
psychiatrist / researcher / specialist / secretary and a researcher / interpreter / supervisor / Professor of Computer Science / Planner / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Prolog / Lisp / Algol 60 / Fortran / /
TVStation
Wirt / /
Technology
machine translation / operating system / speech recognition system / natural language processing / artificial intelligence / virtual memory / /
The birth of Prolog Alain Colmerauer and Philippe Roussel November 1992 Abstract The programming language, Prolog, was born of a project aimed not at producing a programming language but at processing natural languages;