michaelo@tektronix.UUCP (Michael O'Hair) (06/07/85)
[ I don't believe in ... ] Can anyone give help, or pointers thereto, for the following problem. I am learning Prolog by reading Clocksin & Mellish and using the UNSW Prolog interpreter. In trying out the examples in C & M, I have found that the compound statements ( sister() is one ) are not working as described. I am also having trouble with the list functions. At this point, I can't even get append(L1,L2,L3) to work, i.e., append([1,2],[3,4],X)? should result in: X = [1,2,3,4] right? Wrong. I keep getting **no. This is a very interesting language and I'd like it a lot more if I had something that worked according to specs. Does someone out there have an incantation or something for this beastie? Michael O'Hair Tektronix, Inc. Beaverton, Oregon Phone: 627-6049 M/S: 50-709 email: tektronix!michaelo
greg@hwcs.UUCP (06/18/85)
We use UNSW Prolog on Z-LABs. Its appallingly buggy: when things go wrong with our students programs its hard to tell if its them or the system. Does anybody have an up to date bug/fix list? I've tried to contact UNSW by e-mail but with no reply to date.