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The older Lisp folks often have a Prolog integrated in their system...
by lispm 8y ago
The older Lisp folks often have a Prolog integrated in their system...
- FractalLP 8y agoMini-kanren?
- lispm 8y agoProlog
- madhadron 8y agoActual Prolog. Allegro ships a fully integrated Prolog as part of their product.
- FractalLP 8y agoNow that you say that i think both Allegro and Lispworks both have that...neat!
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- marcosdumay 8y agoAnd the Haskell folks have list application and filtering that is equivalent to the Prolog search algorithm.
- jacobush 8y agoPicoLisp has one.
- hellofunk 8y agoIf you are talking about the Pilog "Prologue Engine" it really is not the same thing at all as a proper Prolog.
- jacobush 8y agoOh, I was honestly not aware. Now I know to look for differences. You don't have to, but could you give some pointer or clue as to why PicoLisps prolog engine is not a proper Prolog?