Info on small PD Prolog interpreters

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From: Charalambos N. ATHANASSIOU
Date: Fri, 01 Dec 1989 16:08

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Has anyone ever heard if a small, smaller than C-Prolog or SB-Prolog,
Prolog interpreter written in C exist?

I'm asking because I want to use it as part of a larger system, that
simulates Predicate-Transition Petri-Nets.

Please reply to me by e-mail and I'll summarize for anyone, who is
interested on the subject.
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Charalambos N. ATHANASSIOU	E-mail:                                     
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From: illusion@theseas (Charalambos N. ATHANASSIOU)
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Subject: Info on small PD Prolog interpreters
Keywords: Prolog interpreter, Public Domain (PD), small (!)
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Date: 1 Dec 89 16:08:23 GMT
Organization: National Technical University of Athens
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