Re: Prolog IV
- From: Nick Wedd <nick@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 7 Oct 2005 20:07:04 +0100
In message <atfdk1th7k9s4j55eb276qvnek86np47rk@xxxxxxx>, A. L. <lewando_won_@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes
On Fri, 7 Oct 2005 18:43:40 +0100, Nick Wedd <nick@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
In message <ksqnj1d3acp83kuo8ni60pb0i65vtj34pv@xxxxxxx>, A. L.
By the way, Prolog II you can download from this site free.
From what site?
I associate "Prolog III" with Kolmerauer, and "Prolog II" with the long-defunct Expert Systems International (which I once worked for). Is there, or has there been, more than one product with one of these names?
There - there:
http://prologianet.fr/US/societeUS/prologIIPUS.html
Quote:
PROLOG II+ is a Prolog compiler, which allows the processing of infinite trees together with constraints of type equal and different, and allows an efficient control of the program flow (freeze) as well as means to structure applications with modules. PROLOG II+ also features an incremental garbage collector, a sophisticated environment (debugger, external links, graphical interfaces) and a double syntax (Marseille/Edinburgh). With all these characteristics, PROLOG II+ is a complete and performant tool.
Free Download:
Documentation Prolog II + Prolog II + pour Mac Prolog II + pour Power Mac Prolog II + pour Solaris Prolog II + pour Windows Prolog II + pour Linux Runtime Mac, PC, Solaris
Fun to play with.
Thanks for the link.
So, it's called Prolog II +, it is not related to Prolog II, and it is from the same French company as the older Prolog III. No wonder I was confused.
Nick -- Nick Wedd nick@xxxxxxxxxxxxx .
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