> recently I have tried getting back into it and I am having a rough go at it Fwiw, doing problem setup and result processing in another language can avoid muc

> recently I have tried getting back into it and I am having a rough go at it Fwiw, doing problem setup and result processing in another language can avoid much pain. So prolog only where it excels, and a mainstream ecosystem for the rest. I've liked batch mode "write a prolog file, run it, read result (eg json, or wrapper-language code to eval)", but was recently thinking of trying PySwip[1]. [1] https://github.com/yuce/pyswip https://github.com/yuce/pyswip