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From: chandra@cs.tamu.edu (Chandrasekaran Periannan)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.prolog
Subject: Re: constraint logic programming
Keywords: constraints
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Date: 12 Jul 90 22:31:20 GMT
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In article <25484@mimsy.umd.edu> callahan@mimsy.umd.edu (Jack Callahan) writes:
>Are there any public domain CLP languages available?  Even a Prolog
>preprocessing package would help.  Please respond through this group
>so others may share the wealth.  Thanks.
>
>-- jack
>
>-- 
>Jack Callahan - callahan@brillig.umd.edu
>Computer Science Department
>University of Maryland, College Park
><insert a cute and witty disclaimer here>


	Yes, you can obtain a free copy of the CLP(R) compiler
by mailing a request to 

	joxan@ibm.com

He will send you a diskette containing the compressed files
containing the source, examples and makefiles.

	The makefile allows for inserting the appropariate
flags for various operating systems and machines.

(including Sun OS Unix, IBM RT etc.,).


Hope it helps....

chandra.
chandra@photon.tamu.edu
chandra@sparc45.tamu.edu