Interesting, I'm working on a project that uses rules based agents but I am actually going to use ANTLR4 instead of Prolog for the grammar/parsing. It feels ve

Interesting, I'm working on a project that uses rules based agents but I am actually going to use ANTLR4 instead of Prolog for the grammar/parsing. It feels very odd because this is supposed to be one of Prolog's strengths. Basically what I do is generate Prolog code (via ANTLR) from a rule description of an agent (a custom DSL). My main motivation (outside of ANTLR seems neat, I want to play with it) is that I might eventually generate non-Prolog code from the DSL-code.