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Subject: Re: looking for Prolog
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Date: Fri, 23-May-86 23:59:00 EDT
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There is a variant of c-prolog availabale for unix (written in c). It is called
UNSW prolog ,written by claude sammut of U of New South Wales.It is an 
adaptation from dec-10 prolog(warren's).This UNSW prolog is being used
by us on AT&T 3B2s here at Northwestern Univ.

There is a public domain version for micros(based on Z80) from Public
Domain software copying co(33 Gold Street - 13,New York City,N.Y-10038).

Borland has a TURBO prolog for $99(tel:800-255-8008) and one for MSDOS from
Chalceny Software Inc for about $60(tel:800-621-0852). There are many other
versions for micros.One could locate them in any recent issue of BYTE magazine.

I hope this helps.

                                                   Renukanthan Raman