Path: utzoo!attcan!uunet!lll-winken!arisia!jlevy
From: jlevy@arisia.Xerox.COM (Jacob Levy)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.prolog
Subject: Re: PARLOG and FCP
Message-ID: <477@arisia.Xerox.COM>
Date: 22 Dec 88 00:51:42 GMT
References: <601@csed-1.IDA.ORG>
Reply-To: jlevy@arisia.UUCP (Jacob Levy)
Organization: Xerox PARC
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In article <601@csed-1.IDA.ORG> lawyer@ida.org (Steve Lawyer) writes:
>A coworker recently requested that i obtain copies of PARLOG and
>FCP.  As i am uncertain of the origin of these systems, i was 
>wondering if anyone could provide me with any information on
>what these systems are and where do i go to find out more about
>them.
>                                          thanks
>
>INTERNET: lawyer@ida.org
>UUCP:     ..!csed-1!lawyer


FCP is available from Weizmann Institute. Write to
logix@wisdom.bitnet for more information. See also the recent
two-volume book by Shapiro (MIT Press) "Concurrent Prolog -
Collected Papers". FCP is available for a wide range of
platforms, including Sun 2, 3 (4??), Vax, Pyramid, CCI, and
there's an experimental version on Intel iPSC hypercube.

PARLOG is available from Imperial College. Write to
gar@doc.ic.ac.uk for more information. See also Steve Gregory's
book on Programming in Parlog.

There's a mailing list for discussion of concurrent logic
programming languages and the evolving issues thereof, write to
clp-request.x@xerox.com to subscribe. The list is a direct
redistribution list. It is fully described in the list-of-lists
maintained by Rich Zellich.

--Jacob Levy