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From: william@oahu.cs.ucla.edu (William Cheng)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.prolog
Subject: Re: C-Prolog source wanted ...
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Date: 17 Jul 90 21:49:12 GMT
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I posted a request for C-Prolog source codes a few days back.  I got
the following message from Fernando Pereira:

>	C-Prolog is a licensed product from Edinburgh University, not in the
>	public domain, so getting it without a license would be illegal.

I am posting this just to pass along the information to other people who are
interested in obtaining C-Prolog source codes!

What's the best public domain prolog out there?  I heard of SB-Prolog;
is there anything else?
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