wjohn@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Wesley John) (06/14/91)
Forgive me if this has been asked before. Does anyone know if there
exists a public domain or commercial version of a Prolog compiler for
the Mac? Any pointers or actual vendor information would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
Wes
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# wjohn@UIUCVMD wjohn@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu ..!{uunet}!uiucuxc!uiucux1!wjohnspratt@hawk.cs.ukans.edu (Lindsey Spratt) (06/14/91)
There are several prolog systems form the Mac. I use LPA MacProlog extensively. They provide a reasonable development environment and good connection to the Mac toolbox. This system is sold by Quintus Computer Systems, in MountainView CA. I think they can be gotten hold of via sales@quintus.com. Other vendors I know of are AAIS (Advanced Artificial Intelligences Systems, I think), and ALS (Applied Logic Systems). I have heard rumours that ALS has the fastest Prolog for the Mac. I don't have an address for AAIS. The address I have for ALS is Applied Logic Systems Box 90 University Station Syracuse, New York 13210 These are all commerical Prologs. I don't know of a public domain Prolog for the Mac.
is_s440@ux.kingston.ac.uk (06/20/91)
>>There are several prolog systems form the Mac. I use LPA MacProlog >extensively. They provide a reasonable development environment and >good connection to the Mac toolbox. This system is sold by Quintus >Computer Systems, in MountainView CA. I think they can be gotten hold >of via sales@quintus.com. LPA also supply an object extension to prolog : prolog+ and a class browser/editing environment called macObject. simon lucas kingston polytechnic