I know how to write to ordinary files, but I haven't found any resources on the web about binary files in Prolog.
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ISO Prolog has binary I/O.
Just Google: "ISO Prolog Standard" for anything about ISO Prolog.
Here is an I/O reference for SWI-Prolog, free, ISO.
Turbo Prolog is hard to find documentation for. If you look at Example 64 that ships with it, you'll find a way to call C from Prolog. That'll get you binary I/O for sure.
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