On a Windows PC

• Download now, save and uncompress the ZIP file and explore the resulting directory. The binary bin\bp.exe is ready to run, just copy it somewhere in your path. At the Prolog prompt ?- type help. - this will generate a basic help.html file describing the available built-ins.


• Note: to uncompress documentation and other related files, make sure you have a good uncompressing tool like unzip.exe (free!)  in your path.  Avoid using old uncompressing tools which destroy long filenames.

• Download now, save and uncompress with unzip to a directory of your choice, then copy bin/bp to a directory in your path. Explore the resulting directory structure for various BinProlog examples and documentation. Type ?-help. - this will generate a basic help.html file describing the available built-ins.

• Download now, save and uncompress with unzip to a directory of your choice, then copy bin/bp to a directory in your path. Explore the resulting directory structure for various BinProlog examples and documentation. Type ?-help. - this will generate a basic help.html file describing the available built-ins.

• The path is typically /usr/local/bin or ~/bin/ under UNIX. You can also run BinProlog right away, by typing the name of the executable.
• The path is typically \WINNT, \WIN or \WINDOWS on a PC. You can also run BinProlog right away, by typing the name of the executable bp.exe