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I don't know much about Clojure other than "it's LISPY, Hickey is a cool cat, build on top of the JVM" Since it's build on the JVM wouldn't it be easier to use
by kriro 13y ago
I don't know much about Clojure other than "it's LISPY, Hickey is a cool cat, build on top of the JVM"
Since it's build on the JVM wouldn't it be easier to use one of the existing Prologs and their Java bridges/connectors?
SWI has JPL, GNU/Prolog has something iirc and commerical ones like Sicstus also provide these (Jasper for Sicstus).
- swannodette 13y agocore.logic is extensible in a way that Prologs traditionally are not and it integrates quite deeply with Clojure - for example you can extend unification to your own data structures and stream "facts" from your own data sources.