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From: dorai@titan.rice.edu (Dorai Sitaram)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.scheme,comp.lang.prolog
Subject: Re: Prolog interpreter in LISP wanted
Summary: A rose by any other name...
Keywords: Prolog, embedding, Scheme, email, portable, ftp
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Date: 21 Dec 89 19:47:43 GMT
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In article <3841@brazos.Rice.edu> dorai@titan.rice.edu (Dorai Sitaram) writes:
>convenient to all concerned if I made it ftp'able from Rice, rather
>than clog the net.
>
>Procedure: ftp titan.rice.edu (as anonymous)
>	   get public/slog.sh
>
>slog.sh is a shar file, and contains two implementation files (slog.ss

Drew Adams of Laboratoires de Marcoussis, France, very graciously
informs me that the name "slog" is already used and probably
copyrighted for a functional/logic language developed by his lab since
1984.

To avoid complications, I've changed the name of the Prolog-in-Scheme
embedding to "schelog," and hopefully this is a safe name.  The file
to ftp is now schelog.sh, but I've retained a soft link to it called
slog.sh, so my previous instructions still remain valid for would-be
ftp'ers.

My thanks to Drew for letting me know.  By the way, "schelog" is
pronounced "Ski Lodge," of course.

--dorai
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