Prolog interpreter/compiler on IBM (4MB memory) machines (seek info)

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From: Eric Y.H. Tsui
Date: Fri, 19 May 1989 04:43

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Would anyone know of any Prolog interpreter(s) that can run on an IBM 
(compatible) (4BM memory) that satisfies the following criteria:

1. High compatibility with DEC-10 Edinburgh format
2. Handles approximately 2000-5000 predicates (ie. large programs)
3. Reasonable speed (10-20Klips)

I have used MU Prolog/NU Prolog (on UNIX), Quintus Prolog (on Xerox 1108)
and AAIS Prolog (on Mac SE/+) but am not aware of the IBM (clones) compatible
prologs.

Eric Tsui                               eric@aragorn.oz
Research Fellow
Department of Computing and Mathematics
Deakin University
Geelong, Victoria 3217
AUSTRALIA
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