Logic programming languages other than Prolog ?

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From: John Lenarcic
Date: Sat, 25 May 1991 05:08

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I understand that Prolog is only an approximation of the
lofty aims of logic programming. However, judging from most
of the Prolog textbooks on the market, one would think that
Prolog "is" Logic Programming. How many competitors does
Prolog have ? Does anyone have a list of all the "logic programming"
languages that have been developed up until now ? Is there a survey
article that could answer my query ?

		      Many thanks,
		       
			   John Lenarcic,

			   Department of Computer Science,
			   University of Melbourne,
			   Parkville, Victoria 3052
			   Australia.

			   E-mail : jfl@munmurra.cs.mu.OZ.AU

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