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From: ogasawar@noscvax.UUCP (Todd H. Ogasawara)
Newsgroups: net.ai,net.lang.lisp,net.lang.prolog,net.micro.pc
Subject: IQLisp, GCLisp, & Arity Prolog query
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Date: Wed, 31-Jul-85 18:40:08 EDT
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I've read a couple of all too brief articles on IQLisp, GCLisp,
and Arity Prolog.  Has anyone used these products in serious
applications (I've read that TI uses IQLisp for much of their TI-Pro
based AI programs)?  I'd like to get comments, both positive and
negative, on these products before I go and move some of my
work from Micro-Prolog and C to one of them.  Arity Prolog looks
especially interesting.  Is Arity on the net?  Thanks in advance
for any information you can give me.


Todd Ogasawara, Computer Sciences Corp.
NOSC-Hawaii Laboratories

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