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From: bts@evergreen.cs.unc.edu (Bruce Smith)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.prolog
Subject: Let's update the List-of-Prologs!
Keywords: More Prologs than you can shake a stick at! (Or would want to... )
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Date: 7 Jul 89 17:12:09 GMT
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I've been maintaining a list of Prolog systems for several years
and distributing that list over various electronic networks.  The
list has not been updated since October, 1988, so it's about time
to make it current, again.  Last year's list included information
on over 50 Prologs:

    AAIS Prolog, A.D.A. Prolog, ALS Prolog, Arity/Prolog,
    Basser Prolog, BIM-Prolog, BNR Macintosh Prolog,
    C-Prolog, Caltech Prolog, CLP(R),
    Edinburgh Prolog, EqL, ExperProlog-II,
    GProlog,
    Horne, HP Prolog,
    ICL Prolog, IF/Prolog,
    Lambda Prolog, LISPLOG, LM-Prolog, LOGLISP, LPA Mac-Prolog,
    MacPROLOG, Micro-Prolog, Modula-Prolog, MProlog, MU-Prolog,
    NU-Prolog,
    PARLOG, Personal Prolog, POPLOG, Prolog-1, Prolog-2,
    Prolog-10 and Prolog-20, Prolog-86, Prolog-II, PROLOG/i,
    PROLOG/m, Prolog-CRISS, PROLOG/P,
    Quintus Prolog,
    Rhet,
    Salford University Prolog, SB-Prolog, Sicstus Prolog
    TI Prolog, Trilogy,
    UNH Prolog, UNSW Prolog, Uranus System
    VM/Prolog, VS/Prolog, VPI Prolog
    WProlog
    York Portable Prolog
    ZYX Macintosh Prolog

Corrections and updates are always welcome.  I've received a few
updates already, and I'll have a newer version of the list some-
time in August. (Other updates processed as they arrive.)

The easiest way to get a copy of the list is anonymous FTP from
"dopey.cs.unc.edu".  The README file in pub/LIST has more info.
If you cannot FTP, send me e-mail and I will try to send a copy
by return mail.

Most of the information in last year's list-- and more-- can be
found in the list compilerd by Chris Moss for Oct/Nov 1988 Logic
Programming Newsletter.

Other Comments:

There is no entry for Turbo-Prolog.  I'm willing to include Turbo
if someone will write a (non-inflammatory) description.  There is
also no nothing on Wisdom Prolog, Strand and several others that
I would like to say something about.

I do not know Prolog systems whose names begin with the letters
'D', 'F', 'J', 'K', 'O' or 'X'.  Implementors of new systems take
note...
___________________________________________
Bruce T. Smith               bts@cs.unc.edu
Dept. of Computer Science       - OR -
Sitterson Hall,  CB # 3175  bts@cs.duke.edu
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3175