Hardware requirements for PROLOG on a Mac?

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From: Edouard Lagache
Date: Fri, 03 Jun 1988 04:47

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               I have placed an order for a Mac II with the standard
          1 Mb of memory.  I obviously would like to use the rascal
          for my PROLOG programming, and I would be interested in
          comments on using PROLOG on a Mac.  In particular what sort
          of hardware configuration should the machine have?  I am
          assuming a hard disk, but I am not certain about the size,
          and I am would like some guidelines on how much core memory
          the system should have.  Any hints?

          Thanks in Advance!

                                        Edouard Lagache
                                        lagache@violet.berkeley.edu

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From: lagache@violet.berkeley.edu (Edouard Lagache)
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Subject: Hardware requirements for PROLOG on a Mac?
Keywords: Macintosh, PROLOG, system requirements.
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Date: 3 Jun 88 04:47:41 GMT
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