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My first thought was 'why invent templates when you can use prolog' and turns out the author has similar observations. I've been thinking over the years how to
by baq 2y ago
My first thought was 'why invent templates when you can use prolog' and turns out the author has similar observations.
I've been thinking over the years how to make prolog more useful. The primary constraint I have is not syntax or expertise, it's how to embed a useful prolog in a 'modern saas microservice' if you will. From what I can gather, this is not being done in the open; perhaps some closed products do it. It's telling that it's much easier to embed Z3 than prolog...
- mhitza 2y ago> it's how to embed a useful prolog in a 'modern saas microservice' if you will. Incidentally this is something I've looked at long time ago and things pointed at SWI Prolog https://www.swi-prolog.org/pldoc/man?section=embedded https://www.swi-prolog.org/pldoc/man?section=embedded The target language for my case was embedding within PHP, that would have meant enough expertise to embed the interpreter, hook it into the PHP runtime, and expose it in the language through some interface. Way over my skill level. Should be certainly doable with any language that can interface at the C language level.