Re: Which prolog to embed in a win32 app?

Fernando Rodriguez a écrit :
Hello jgressier,

I used to do it with VB and Visual Prolog for a large project. Since
this project must now be ported to Linux I replaced VB by FreePascal
under Lazarus environment (Delphi compatible) and Visual Prolog by
swi-prolog. It works fine and after all, not as slow as I feared, well
not slow at all I should say.

I'm concerned about the licensing, as swi seems to use a gnu license and I'm creating a comercial product. How does Visual Prolog compare vs Amzi?



I can't say much about Amzi. I only made a few limited tests. I was quite favorably impressed by the eclipse environment.

The educational software I'm working on is a nocost software and will be free once I've finished the linux version.

Visual Prolog, although not a real "prolog", is a fairly good development tool under windows. Really very fast and the building of dll is straightforward. I do not use it any more, because they dropped the Linux version and should they hadn't done it, I would also have turned to another Prolog anyhow because of the OO compulsory way of programming they introduced in version 6th.

J.Gressier

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