STEVE@UKCC.BITNET ("Thomson, Steve") (01/20/88)
Does any one have direct or indirect knowledge that they would be
willing to share about implementations of PROLOG under CMS? We would
try to install it on a 3090-300VF under CMS release 5.
Do any implementations use the vector facility? Have plans to use
parallelism (when it becomes available), extended architecture (ditto)?
I admit my knowledge on this is bounded above at zero.
Thankyou very much.
STEVE@UKCC.BITNET
-------CERRLOR@TECHNION.BITNET (Oren Regev) (01/22/88)
Dear Steve
We do use prolog under cms here in the technion.If you specify your
subjects of interest I shall try to help you.
Oren RegevBELTRAME@ICNUCEVM.BITNET (Renzo Beltrame) (01/25/88)
We have VMPROLOG on an IBM 3081 under VM/CMS. It was used by our collegues that work on natural language analisys. I did not heard of a version of VMPROLOG using the vector feature of IBM 3090. The only languages for which I know this possibility are MPSX and APL2. Regards, --renzo Acknowledge-To: Renzo Beltrame <BELTRAME@ICNUCEVM>
jbeard@quintus.UUCP (Jeff Beard) (01/26/88)
as of the fall of '87, Quintus Prolog was delivered as a runtime
library for the MVS/{SP,XA} and VM/370 Rel 4 environments.
This is system independant runtime support such that the compiler
*.text decks from one environment DO NOT require re-compilation
to support the other (given total absence of system dependant
file names).
The product is a cross-compiler, with the Prolog sources existing on
a Sun work-station and the generated objects uploaded and link-edited
with the runtime library supplied.
Contact Don Hester 415-965-7700
or
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