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Or the "Reasoned Schemer". Unfortunately, most such implementations are slow compared to Prolog AMs.
by danieldk 16y ago
Or the "Reasoned Schemer". Unfortunately, most such implementations are slow compared to Prolog AMs.
- coliveira 16y agoAgreed, that's why I think it makes sense to use the real thing. But commercial Lisp compilers have Prolog implementations that I suspect are better than the ones appearing on text books.