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Article #699Commercial Prolog
From: Rajiv Malhotra
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1992 22:50
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1992 22:50
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I will begin programming in Prolog; I have never done it before. While looking around for a commercial compiler/interpreter I came across two: 1. Airty Prolog Compiler/Interpreter 2. PDC Prolog I know nothing about them. How do I choose between the two? First, I will be learning the language, so I would like something that is easy to use. Second, as my level of sophistication grows, I would like the tool to be "full featured" enough to accomodate my needs. Are there any other Prolog implementations I should be looking at? If so, I would appreciate the name and phone number. Thanks for any information. - Rajiv -- --- There is no future in time travel. **** Rajiv Malhotra ***
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