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Hi,

some weeks ago I posted:
>
>I'm more related with object-oriented programming, but I feel,
>that it would be nice to have a combination of the expressive
>power of logical formulas and the means of inheritance of OOP. 
>Is there a language that tries to integrate these two paradigms?
>

I hope all interested people got my first summary.
Here is the second summary with the remainders:

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Date: Thu, 3 Dec 92 08:33:17 EST
From: marc@edx.ed.dreo.dnd.ca (Marc Dion)

You may find a Prolog implementation of object-oriented programming in the
paper: "Object-Oriented Programming in Prolog", Edward P. stabler jr.,
AI Expert, Oct 86

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From cix.comp@compulink.co.uk Fri Dec  4 14:31:44 1992
From: Logic Programming <lpa@cix.compulink.co.uk>


Dear Michael,

Don't forget LPA offers Prolog++ on Mac, MS Windows and DOS.

Prolog++ is an object oriented extension to Prolog with
two additional symbols to standard Prolog.

If you send me your email address, I'll send you some
information and a report from Chris Moss at Imperial.

Regards


Clive Spenser
LPA

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Best wishes for the new year,

Michael H"ubner