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In article <473@iscuva.UUCP> randyg@iscuva.UUCP (Randy Gordon) writes:
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>In article <473@thumper.UUCP> steve@thumper.UUCP writes:
>>Earlier I asked the group what they thought of Turbo Prolog.  Most
>>of you don't seem to like it.  I'd like to buy the least expensive

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>I have used both Turbo and Arity Prolog, and frankly, I prefer Arity.
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>The true usefulness of Arity is due to its 1 Gigabyte virtual memory, and
>built in b-tree, hashing and linked list predicates. Even if you don't need
>the power of a full Edinburgh prolog(which Arity is, and more!), Its probably
>the cheapest (and most powerful) royalty free database you can incorporate
>into a PC program.
>

And you can start with the basic Arity Interpreter (I think as
cheap as turbo) and add other things in the ARITY package
if/when you need them: 
         Interpreter/Compiler
         Screen Design Predicates
         File Transfer Package
         SQL (Structured Query Language)
         Expert Systems Development Pkg

I have found particularly that SQL and Screen Design
Predicates make data base applications a snap.

Disclaimer: No affiliation with ARITY except as a satisfied
   user of PROLOG.  

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