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From: Jonathan S. Intner <Ccims.Intner@CUTC20>




Thanks to tim wicinski wicinski@nrl-css and Kevin Carosso
<engvax!KVC@cit-vax.ARPA> for their replies.

tim suggested the copy of Digital Review of May 1985 as the best place
to look, and indeed, on page 56 they have a list of 6 Prologs for
VAXen running VMS and Unix and one for a micro running MS-DOS. (I am
attaching the list of those that run under VMS)

I'm not sure which one we'll get, but at least I could give my boss a
list of what's available.

thanks again,

Jonathan Intner
Systems Programmer, CCIMS

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here, for anyone who wants it, is a list of the available Prologs for
VAXen running VMS:

Vendor          Product                 Address
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LogicWare       MPROLOG                 Logicware, Inc.
                                        5000 Birch St.
                                        Suite 3000, West Tower
                                        Newport Beach, CA 92660
                                        (714) 476-3634

Prologia        PROLOG II               Prologia
                                        280 Rue St. Pierre
                                        13005 Marseilles
                                        France
                                        91-41-48-49

Quitus          Quintus PROLOG          Quintus Computer Systems
Computer        Interpreter and         2345 Yale St.
Systems         Compiler                Palo Alto, CA 94303
                                        (415) 494-3612

University      C-PROLOG Interpreter    Univ of Edin ECAAD
of                                      20 Chambers St.
Edinburgh                               Edinburgh EH1 1JZ
ECAAD                                   Scotland

University      UNH Prolog Interpreter  Univ of New Hampshire
of                                      Computer Science Dept.
New Hampshire                           Kingsbury Hall, Rm M223
                                        Durham, N.H. 03824
                                        (603) 862-3778

ref:  Digital Review, May 1985, pg. 56.

disclaimer: i am in no way offiliated with any of these companies.
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