Prolog for the Mac

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From: David M Chelberg
Date: Fri, 10 Aug 1990 16:37

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I am interested in getting a cheap (free) copy of prolog for a
macintosh computer.  I am aware of C-prolog, however, I have not found
a version that was ported to the mac.  Before I undertake porting this
to the mac myself (which I may never get around to anyway) I thought
I'd look for better solutions.  Anybody have a binary of a prolog for
the mac that they could binhex and send me?  Thanks,

 -- Prof. David Chelberg (dmc@piccolo.ecn.purdue.edu)
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Subject: Prolog for the Mac
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