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From: hsd@uvacs.cs.Virginia.EDU (Harry S. Delugach)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac,comp.lang.prolog
Subject: Re: Public Domain Prolog for Macintosh
Keywords: prolog
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Date: 26 Feb 89 12:50:15 GMT
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If you have LightSpeed C for the Mac, it may be possible to get SB-Prolog
up and running. Unfortunately, it is tightly bound to UNIX. I tried for a
while to get it running on the Mac, but I stopped when I realized I needed
the debugger for which I didn't (then) have enough memory. I went ahead and
shelled out $300 for AAIS Prolog (a great product, by the way.)

SB-Prolog can be gotten via FTP from arizona.edu. It's a complete Prolog
system, including a compiler and debugger.

If anyone is interested in porting SB-Prolog to the Mac (not A/UX), I would
be happy to advise them (and use their results, of course!)
-- 
                              Harry S. Delugach   
Dept. of Computer Science, Univ. of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22901  U.S.A.
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