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From: "Ilya Goldin" <ilya@isp.pitt.edu>
To: "SWI Prolog" <prolog@swi.psy.uva.nl>
Subject: Analyzing Prolog [Was: Printing to a file]
Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2000 13:11:22 -0500
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dick@csci.csusb.edu wrote:
> Will debug for Whisky.

Hi, my name is Whisky...

Your comments on debugging remind me of a question that's been nagging
me lately: are there any (preferably free) tools for analyzing Prolog
sources? i.e. x-references, visualizers that show you what functions
call what, etc? Are there any metrics (and metric calculators) for
quickly estimating the complexity of a Prolog program, a la the McCabe
tools?

-Ilya

-- Ilya Goldin <ilya@isp.pitt.edu>

