SWI-Prolog Support

If you have problems with SWI-Prolog there are a number of places you can go for help from the community:

The FAQ, Problems or Porting user-editable web-sites (twiki).
The Mailing List and its archive or search the internet. Tip: include SWIPL to search the mailinglist archives.
If you encountered a bug, please report it using the Bugzilla Bug Tracking System.
Debian Linux also has a bug tracking system for SWI-Prolog informing the Debian maintainer Michael Piefel. Please use this for packaging or other very Debian specific problems.
There are a lot of resources such as libraries, interfaces, ports and applications that are not mentioned on the SWI-Prolog website. Therefore, if the above doesn't help you may wish to check comp.lang.prolog or try the Google search engine.
If you find things that can be of interest for other SWI-Prolog users, please add your findings to the interactive web, E-mail them to the Mailing List or me.

Commercial Support Contract

If you want guaranteed attention to your problems carried out under a conventional commercial support contract this is offered to you by Cognitive Tools. Support through Cognitive Tools is carried out or supervised by the principal SWI-Prolog developer and revenues are used to support the development of SWI-Prolog. Cognitive Tools also provides development of Prolog extensions and libraries that suit your needs.

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