pff@beach.cis.ufl.edu (Pablo Fernicola) (02/16/89)
Anybody out there knows of ANY public domain Prolog for the Macintosh? I'm looking for something along the lines of XLISP. Please reply via Email or by posting to comp.sys.mac. Email -> pff@beach.cis.ufl.edu
jft2@sol.gte.com (Jim Tremlett) (02/20/89)
In article <19781@uflorida.cis.ufl.EDU> pff@beach.cis.ufl.edu () writes: > >Anybody out there knows of ANY public domain Prolog for the Macintosh? >I'm looking for something along the lines of XLISP. >Please reply via Email or by posting to comp.sys.mac. > >Email -> pff@beach.cis.ufl.edu I would also be interested. So, a reply to the newsgroups might be in order. Thanks. Jim Tremlett GTE Laboratories Phone: (617)-466-2646 40 Sylvan Road UUCP: ...!harvard!bunny!jft2 Waltham, MA 02254 jft2@gte.com
hsd@uvacs.cs.Virginia.EDU (Harry S. Delugach) (02/26/89)
If you have LightSpeed C for the Mac, it may be possible to get SB-Prolog
up and running. Unfortunately, it is tightly bound to UNIX. I tried for a
while to get it running on the Mac, but I stopped when I realized I needed
the debugger for which I didn't (then) have enough memory. I went ahead and
shelled out $300 for AAIS Prolog (a great product, by the way.)
SB-Prolog can be gotten via FTP from arizona.edu. It's a complete Prolog
system, including a compiler and debugger.
If anyone is interested in porting SB-Prolog to the Mac (not A/UX), I would
be happy to advise them (and use their results, of course!)
--
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