ravi@duke.UUCP (02/13/87)
Can anyone tell me where I can get a prolog interpretter in source form that will run on a PC as well as a larger machine? It would be best if it were in C as that is the easiest language to port between machines. Thanks, Michael Lee Gleicher (-: If it looks like I'm wandering Duke University (-: around like I'm lost . . . Now appearing at : duke!ravi (-: Or P.O.B. 5899 D.S., Durham, NC 27706 (-: It's because I am!
jdevries@zodiac.ads.com (Jeff De Vries) (12/11/87)
Does anyone know of a PD version of Prolog written in C? I know about CProlog,
but I need a version which:
a) does not assume an int is 32 bits
b) does not assume that you can just use any structure tag with any pointer,
i.e.
char *ptr;
typedef struct foobar
{
int taga;
int tagb;
} FOO;
ptr->tagb; /* <- this is what I DON'T want */
If you know of anything that fits, please respond via e-mail.
Thanks!
Jeff De Vries
(jdevries@ads.com or jdevries@ads.arpa)