To install in Windows, shift the folder AmziProlog to under the subdirectory 'Lib/site-packages'. For *nix, you'll have to take the src/amziprolog.c file and compile it as a Python extension; I haven't gotten around to learning how to make proper setup.py scripts yet. Depending on how you've got Amzi! Prolog set up, you may need to stick amzi.dll in there too.

The source is provided as a MSVC 6.0 project in Release mode which deposits its output (a dll with extension .pyd) into c:\Prolog22\Lib\site-packages\AmziProlog. According to the Python docs, MSVC 5 and various Borland compilers can also be used to compile Python extensions, but I haven't yet tried to test this.