🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <GARYM.91May30115448@cognos.uucp@uunet.uu.net> garym@cognos.uucp@uunet.uu.net (Gary Murphy) writes:

   Oh, let's not start THIS again. One could argue that NONE of the
   current implementations are 'prolog', but the truth is that PDC is
   more a prolog than anything else and is as much a prolog as
   TurboPascal is a pascal.

hmm....  why is it you can't write predicates that accept goals as
arguments?

   Ted> turbo `prolog' does allow for embedding, it just doesn't allow
   Ted> one to embed calls to prolog in c.

   Since when?  I must have been dreaming when I did it, and my
   clients from those projects must still be dreaming as none have
   called to complain.

you embedded calls to turbo prolog, not to prolog.

   The only restriction on calling predicates from C is
   the required initialization of the Prolog stacks during your
   program's early 'main' code.

you omit one other restriction.  the predicates you call are limited
to an extreme subset of prolog.

   but we shouldn't blast it with false accusations.

which accusations were false?