Looking for sources to SB-Prolog....

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From: BILLY A. NICKERSON
Date: Wed, 12 Oct 1988 23:21

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Hello All.
I have SB (Stony Brook) Prolog, a public domain Prolog for my Amiga 1000
but I can't run it due to lack of memory.
I read that it was originally developed under UNIX and that the source is
PD. My problem is that we recently had a new system installed here at Acadia
and we have yet to receive our Prolog system. Because of this, we (the guys
in my AI class) have no system to write our assignments and our term project
on. The problem is sort of serious and I was wondering if someone could
either point us toward the sources or e-mail arc'd sources to us for 
installation here. Any extra information would certainly be appreciated.
I hear it is quite a complete version of Prolog. 

...Bill (and  the COMP 4513 class)

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From: 840493n@aucs.UUCP (BILLY A. NICKERSON)
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Subject: Looking for sources to SB-Prolog....
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Date: 12 Oct 88 23:21:39 GMT
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