looking for Prolog (on Macs) with good tracing

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From: Alex Borgida
Date: Fri, 03 May 1991 12:31

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I am planning an experimental course to teach Prolog to lower-level
undergrads, and would like to locate Prolog interpreters that run on
Macintosh (SE,..., even MacII) and that have good tracing/debugging
facilities.  Ideally, I would like something like Mac Pascal, where I
can set break proints, browse around to see variables, then continue
execution, with predicate invocations and var bindings being shown.

If you know of such a beast, please send me mail:

	borgida@cs.rutgers.edu

Many thanks in advance

	Alex Borgida

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Subject: looking for Prolog (on Macs) with good tracing
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