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Conference hydra::amiga_v1

Title:	AMIGA NOTES
Notice:	Join us in the NEW conference - HYDRA::AMIGA_V2
Moderator:	HYDRA::MOORE

Created:	Sat Apr 26 1986
Last Modified:	Wed Feb 05 1992
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	5378
Total number of notes:	38326

3214.0. "PROLOG for the Amiga ?" by EMC2::PELLATT (naCno the Anagram) Wed Dec 13 1989 12:04

Does anyone know of a decent PROLOG for the Amiga ? Preferably a full
"Clocksin & Mellish" type implementation rather than a Turbo-PROLOG clone.

Any leads appreciated,

Thanks, Dave.

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3214.1 Z::TENNY Dave Tenny - ICE Project Leader, 291-8013 Thu Dec 14 1989 13:28 13

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3214.1		Z::TENNY	Dave Tenny - ICE Project Leader, 291-8013	`Thu Dec 14 1989 13:28`	13
	I know little about various prolog implementations. The Clocksin & Mellish variety is based on "Edinburgh Syntax", whatever that is, I think. If this syntax is the same as the "Warren Abstract Machine" prolog, then there is a WAM implementation available on one of the fish disks (140, 176? beats me) archived here on the easynet. I installed it and fired it up, and it looks like a pretty serious prolog for a freebee. Maybe it will do what you want. Dave

I know little about various prolog implementations.
The Clocksin & Mellish variety is based on "Edinburgh Syntax",
whatever that is, I *think*.

If this syntax is the same as the "Warren Abstract Machine"
prolog, then there is a WAM implementation available on
one of the fish disks (140, 176?  beats me) archived here
on the easynet.  I installed it and fired it up, and it looks
like a pretty serious prolog for a freebee.

Maybe it will do what you want.

Dave