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The kernel of ProB is written in Prolog, the B parser is developed in Java using SableCC. The ProB parser is available on github. There is a comprehensive Java API available (also known as ProB 2.0).

A new ProB Developer Manual is available, superseding the information below.

ProB Prolog Source Code

Getting Involved (includes details about getting and running the Prolog sources)
ProB Tcl/Tk Architecture
Why Prolog?
Prolog Coding Guidelines
Tutorial: Extending ProB
Running ProB from source
ProB's Prolog Datastructures

ProB Java API (aka ProB 2.0)

The documentation for the Java API to ProB can be found here.

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	The kernel of ProB is written in Prolog, the B parser is developed in Java using SableCC. The [https://github.com/~~bendisposto~~/probparsers ProB parser is available on github].		The kernel of ProB is written in Prolog, the B parser is developed in Java using SableCC. The [https://github.com/hhu-stups/probparsers ProB parser is available on github].
	There is a comprehensive Java API available (also known as ProB 2.0).		There is a comprehensive Java API available (also known as ProB 2.0).