> APL in Prolog. (J in SWI-Prolog) Is the remark in parentheses just meant to make the previous statement more precise, as in "I'd like to have an APL dialect

> APL in Prolog. (J in SWI-Prolog) Is the remark in parentheses just meant to make the previous statement more precise, as in "I'd like to have an APL dialect in Prolog; more precisely, I'd like to work in SWI-Prolog and implement something more like J"? Or is there some other distinction between APL/Prolog on the one hand and J/SWI-Prolog on the other hand that you are making?