Re: Prolog in Forth?

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From: Ipse dixit
Date: Fri, 09 May 1986 00:57

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>Has anoyone heard about a version of Prolog implemented
>in Forth?  Any details on how it was done, where to get it, etc.?

No, I haven't, but I have seen a version in Lisp claimed to be the
shortest Prolog interpreter in the world. Two pages, if I remember
correctly. In the book "Implementations of Prolog". Maybe you can
adapt that?

	Ken
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