Re: Prolog Development Information Request

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From: Cameron Antoine Hughes
Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1992 01:36

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I do not have their number, however Turbo Prolog was designed
by PDC and really is representative of at least the core of
PDC's prolog implementation.  Its not stringent with respect
to the Edinburgh standard, but its a nice development tool.

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