The inverse problem -- Compiling Prolog with a parser generator.

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From: Mark William Hopkins
Date: Wed, 31 May 1989 01:09

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In article <268@ucl-cs.UUCP> R.Kassem@ucl-cs.UUCP writes:
>From: Rabih Kassem <R.Kassem@uk.ac.ucl.cs>
>
>Does anyone know of an interpreter for Augmented Transitions
>Networks (ATN) which is written in Prolog?

On the other hand, does anyone know of a compiler for Prolog that treats
a Prolog program as a augmented context-free grammar and generates a parser
for it, say, based on (non-deterministic) LR(k) parsing techniques?

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