Speed of Prologs

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From: Kish Shen
Date: Tue, 02 Apr 1991 19:39

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The posting about BIM-Prolog being the fastest Prolog leads me to the following
question:

Does anyone have any feel how the speed of BIM-Prolog compare with some of the
other native code Prologs? I am specifically thinking of SICStus Prolog, which
I use (Sun3 and Sun4 native code [industrial version]), and ALS Prolog, which I
have not used. I am interested especially in comparisons between large
programs.

--Kish Shen
  Computer Lab.,
  University of Cambridge
  U.K.
  ksh@cl.cam.ac.uk

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