Wanted: a simple prolog interpreter suitable for embedding

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From: Mark D. Wood
Date: Sat, 14 Jul 1990 16:35

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Our research project is developing a monitoring language that includes
predicates.  We would like to develop the system in C or C++ as the
other components are in C.  To evaluate these predicates, we need
simple unification (out-variables unified to values) and backtracking.
I don't see a need for cuts, nor do we need most other built-in
functors (I/O, etc).  This seems like something that must have been
done before, so I would appreciate any pointers to existing systems or
ideas about better ways of doing this.  Thanks.

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Subject: Wanted: a simple prolog interpreter suitable for embedding
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