ins_akml@jhunix.UUCP (Katherine Martha Lai) (10/08/87)
Can anyone tell me where there is a public domain PROLOG that I could get via ftp? I would be running it on a Sun 3/160 under UNIX. Thanks!! I am posting this for a friend, so it probably would be best to reply to him directly (Marty Hall) at "hall@hopkins-eecs-bravo.arpa".
lishka@uwslh.UUCP (Christopher Lishka) (10/09/87)
In article <5340@jhunix.UUCP> ins_akml@jhunix.UUCP (Katherine Martha Lai) writes: >I am posting this for a friend, so it probably would be best to >reply to him directly (Marty Hall) at "hall@hopkins-eecs-bravo.arpa". Oh buggers! I am trying to get a public domain prolog system from the University of Arizona (it is called SBProlog), and have been sitting around waiting for our "accesible" Comp Sci machines to be put up onto Arpanet (the administrators have been saying "real soon now" for quite awhile), and I managed to LOSE THE ADDRESS OF THE MACHINE IT IS ON! ARRGGGGHHH! So, does anyone remember the address? >Can anyone tell me where there is a public domain PROLOG that I >could get via ftp? I would be running it on a Sun 3/160 under >UNIX. Thanks!! As mentioned above, there is a PD Prolog called SBProlog that (to the best of my knowledge) runs on Berkley Unix (and probably others). I have yet to get my hands on it (I'm trying, really I am), but in the mean time I lost the address [insert swear words here], although I do know it is available from the University of Arizona. A contact person which I have is: Saumya K. Debray, University of Arizona, (602)621-4527 Sorry 'bout posting this, but I need to find the address again (oh no, here come the flames...) -Chris -- Chris Lishka /lishka@uwslh.uucp Wisconsin State Lab of Hygiene <-lishka%uwslh.uucp@rsch.wisc.edu \{seismo, harvard,topaz,...}!uwvax!uwslh!lishka
bba@mtgzz.UUCP (XMRJ40000[pjc]-b.banerjee) (10/27/87)
>> As mentioned above, there is a PD Prolog called SBProlog >> that (to the best of my knowledge) runs on Berkley Unix (and >> probably others). I have yet to get my hands on it (I'm trying, >> really I am), but in the mean time I lost the address [insert >> swear words here], although I do know it is available from the >> University of Arizona. A contact person which I have is: >> >> Saumya K. Debray, University of Arizona, (602)621-4527 I am posting this as it may interest others as well. Sbprolog is always on uunet (uunet.uu.net). In fact, you may prefer to grab it from there rather than from Arizona. Arizona is incredibly slow (timed out several times during ftp). Also, the relevant files are present as *huge* tar files. Rick Adams (of uunet) compressed these files on uunet. Makes transferring *much* easier. I haven't done much with it yet, as the documentationtions use of the 'me' macros was something that the (4.3 BSD) nroff that I had access to; didn't like! -- Binayak