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>>>>> On 18 Oct 90 15:40:07 GMT, ok@goanna.cs.rmit.oz.au (Richard A. O'Keefe) said:
> >Are there any decent references to the implementation (in C) of Prolog-like
> >interpreters.
[...]
ok> There's a book came out this year that many university bookshops are likely
ok> to have; I can't remember the author or title, but it talks about
ok> programming languages, and presents interpreters written in C for
ok> something resembling Lisp, something resembling Prolog, something
ok> resembling SmallTalk.  I haven't looked at it thoroughly, but that
ok> may be the closest to something you can type in and use.

%A Samuel N. Kamin
%T Programming Languages; An Interpreter-Based Approach
%I Addison-Wesley
%C Reading, MA
%D 1990
%P 640

It is a presentation of programming languages like lisp, scheme, apl, prolog
etc. Each language is presented together with an interpreter for a subset of
the language. The interpreters are written in pascal; source is ftp-able
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