Re: looking for Prolog

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From: san
Date: Fri, 06 Jun 1986 20:06

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> UNSW Prolog is *not* a variant of C-Prolog.  It was developed independently,
> ...
> (I ported it to our Gould PN9050 and had only to change a few pathnames).
> 
> {seismo ; pur-ee ; ihnp4 ; convex}!uiucdcs!uicsl!gooley

Ok... how does one get a copy of UNSW Prolog?

	Thanks in advance,

	Steve Sanderson
-- 
Steve Sanderson, COSI Texas
		 4412 Spicewood Springs, Suite 801 Austin, Texas 78759
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Subject: Re: looking for Prolog
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