Re: A simple logic problem.

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From: Alan Newman
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 08:28

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Paul Tarau writes about the "MUSIC MEN" logic problem and solution:

> ... 
> As is, it takes exactly the same time in emulated Sicstus 2.1
> and in BinProlog (140ms on a Sparc IPC). I would be curious to know 
> how much it takes on faster Prologs ...
>
> Paul Tarau
> tarau@info.umoncton.ca

I ran Paul's solution unmodified on ALS Prolog running on a Motorola
Delta computer with a 20 MHz 88K processor.  The times were consistantly
1 or 2 clock ticks (1/60 sec.), i.e., 17 or 33 msec.

Alan Newman

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Subject: Re: A simple logic problem.
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