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A Prolog machine design and its control are described. The machine features two-stage pipelining, a triple bus interconnection data path and support for concurrent control of micro-operations. The objective of this design is to improve execution of a Prolog processor by simultaneously performing multiple micro-operations. Capabilities of concurrent operation support are described in detail and demonstrated using some example Prolog functions. Two-stage pipeline technique as applied to non-deterministic control of Prolog program execution will be presented.
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