Warren Abstract Machine

writes: "In [War83 , Warren describes the WAM in a minimalist's style, making understanding very difficult for the average reader, even with a foreknowledge of Prolog's operations. Too much is left untold, and very little is justified in clear terms. This has resulted in a very scant number of WAM aficionados who could boast understanding the details of its workings." And in a note it writes: "David H. D. Warren's confides privately that he "felt the WAM was important, but details unlikely to be of wide interest. Hence, [he used a 'personal notes' style.""

REFERENCES

{Link without Title} David H. D. Warren. ''An abstract Prolog instruction set''. Technical Note 309, SRI International , Menlo Park, CA, October 1983.

Hassan Aït-Kaci. [http://www.vanx.org/archive/wam/wam.html "Warren's Abstract Machine: A Tutorial Reconstruction" . The book is out of print. The author has made it available online and free to use for non-commercial purposes.

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