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 Download GNU Common Lisp from:
ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/gcl/binaries/stable/gcl_2.6.6.mingw32_cltl1_japi_20050210.exe
 Simply just Install and Run it~
 Notice:
 The prompt symbol would be ‘>’ or ‘>>’
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 Let’s say that we have defined a simple function
memberTest written in a file, named memberTest.lisp
(defun memberTest(e L)
(if (null L)
nil
(if (equal e (first L))
t
(memberTest e (rest L))
)
)
)
 Place the file under the this path (for default setting):
C:\Program Files\GCL-2.6.6-CLtL1\bin\
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 Run GNU Common Lisp
 To load your file, type in
(load “memberTest.lisp”)
 To compile your file, type in
(compile-file “memberTest.lisp”)
 To load a compiled lisp program, type in
(load “memberTest”)
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Using function memberTest
Using function memberTest
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 Download GNU Prolog from:
ftp://gprolog.univ-paris1.fr/pub/gprolog/setup-gprolog-1.3.1.exe
 Simply just Install and Run it~
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 Let’s say that we have defined a simple function
factorial written in a file, named factorial.pl
factorial(0,1).
factorial(A,B):A>0,
C is A-1,
factorial(C,D),
B is A*D.
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 Run GNU Prolog console
 To load your file, click [File] → [Consult…] on the
upper side of the console window. Then find out and
load your factorial.pl file.
 Then, it’s done!
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Using function factorial
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