ftp'able prolog

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From: David O. Nelson
Date: Tue, 12 Mar 1991 00:02

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I know this is probably a FAQ, but I'll suffer the abuse
anyway (I've been away from this list for two years)...

Is there somewhere an implementation of Prolog that:

1.  Is "complete" (whatever THAT means);
2.  Produces compiled code, for maximum speed;
2.  Is available via ftp?

I seem to recall something from Univ. of Arizona, but, brain damage being
what it is, I've forgotten all the details.
-- 
David O. Nelson
(daven@gauss.llnl.gov)

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