request for public domain prologs

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From: David L. Snyder
Date: Thu, 13 Nov 1986 14:18

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I am looking for a public domain prolog that meets the following constraints:

	- it is at least a complete C & M implementation, using
	  their standard syntax.
	- it can be ported to a unix/m68020 workstation.
	- it has some support tools, e.g., trace and debug.
	- alternatively, a prolog embedded in franz or common lisp
	  would be quite acceptable.

			Thanks for any replies.

David Snyder
GCA/Tropel Division
60 O'Connor Road
Fairport, NY 14450
(716) 377-3200, x221

P.S. Try tropix!dls@rochester as an arpa address if other alternatives fail.

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Subject: request for public domain prologs
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Date: Thu, 13-Nov-86 09:18:58 EST
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