> Maybe someone can share his/her production level experience with it this time... What do you want to know? I have written a few thousand lines each of produc

> Maybe someone can share his/her production level experience with it this time... What do you want to know? I have written a few thousand lines each of production-quality Prolog in two distinct projects. It works well if you know what you're doing, the problem domain is a good match, and you don't need to rely on bindings to loads of external libraries. If you don't know what you're doing, it's easy to write slow and buggy code.