dbjag@io.UUCP (David Benjamin) (12/11/87)
Does anybody have any information about PROLOG interpreters for the Amiga?
Do any exist? Any reviews of those that exist (if any)?
Thanks in advance.
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---------------------------- | --------------------------------------------drd@cec2.wustl.edu (David Reed Donat) (09/19/90)
I am thinking of embarking on a project on the development of interactive fiction, and I think my task lends itself well to Prolog. I would love to do the work at home on my 3000, has anyone ported over Prolog? As long as I am talking about languages, do the language gurus (oops, bad term to use on an Amiga group) at Borland make anything for the Amiga? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Dave Donat | "I was standing all alone | | Interactive Fiction Buff | at the gas station of love | | drd@cec2.wustl.edu | And I have to use the self-service pumps!" | | | - "Weird Al" Yankovic | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
chow@cup.portal.com (Kevin - Nomura) (09/20/90)
> I am thinking of embarking on a project on the development of interactive > fiction, and I think my task lends itself well to Prolog. I would love to do > the work at home on my 3000, has anyone ported over Prolog? The port of SBProlog on fish disks 140 and 141 is the only one I know of. SBProlog is a decent interpreter, if a bit memory-intensive (but I don't suppose that will be a problem for you :-) kevin nomura
jmarvin@oracle.oracle.com (John W. Marvin) (09/22/90)
In article <1990Sep18.223143.13496@cec1.wustl.edu> drd@cec2.wustl.edu (David Reed Donat) writes: >I am thinking of embarking on a project on the development of interactive >fiction, and I think my task lends itself well to Prolog. I would love to do >the work at home on my 3000, has anyone ported over Prolog? > UNH Prolog Universtiy of New Hampshire Dept. of Computer Science I don't have the phone #, but if anyone else does, please post, I get a lot of requests for it. >As long as I am talking about languages, do the language gurus (oops, bad term >to use on an Amiga group) at Borland make anything for the Amiga? > No. They started a (one-man) port of Turbo Pascal, but the programmer quit and it died. Borland still finds the Mac Market too small, so don't expect any Amiga support for a long time (if ever). >------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Dave Donat | "I was standing all alone | >| Interactive Fiction Buff | at the gas station of love | >| drd@cec2.wustl.edu | And I have to use the self-service pumps!" | >| | - "Weird Al" Yankovic | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ******************************************************************* * Nhoj Nivram * * email: jmarvin@oracle.com * * "Reality is a Harsh Mistress..." * *******************************************************************
jax@well.sf.ca.us (Jack J. Woehr) (09/22/90)
drd@cec2.wustl.edu (David Reed Donat) writes: >I am thinking of embarking on a project on the development of interactive >fiction, and I think my task lends itself well to Prolog. I would love to do >the work at home on my 3000, has anyone ported over Prolog? Another post mentions SBP, great system. Less fancy, commercial (~$80.00) but very nice is UNH Prolog from the University of New Hampshire. <jax@well.{UUCP,sf.ca.us} >< Member, > /// ///\\\ \\\ /// <well!jax@lll-winken.arpa >< X3J14 TC > /// /// \\\ \\\/// <JAX on GEnie >< for ANS > \\\ /// ///====\\\ ///\\\ <SYSOP RCFB (303) 278-0364>< Forth > \\\/// /// \\\ /// \\\