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From: Erik Naggum <erik@naggum.no>
Subject: Re: Looking for a small CL Prolog
Date: 1995/05/05
Message-ID: <19950505T112359Z.enag@naggum.no>#1/1
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[Stuart Watt]

|   I'm looking for a Common Lisp Prolog-like package with the following
|   features:
|   
|   1. The cut primitive
|   2. Fully interpreted so I can make rapid dynamic changes to the database
|   3. At least a bit flexible and extensible
|   
|   I don't care about the syntax.  Any help appreciated, because otherwise
|   I'll have to write it myself.  If anybody has any ideas, please could
|   they let me know either here or directly at S.N.K.Watt@open.ac.uk.

I haven't gotten as far in the book as to tell whether it is what you want,
but Peter Norvig's {Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming, Case
Studies in Common Lisp} includes a small Prolog engine as part of its vast
array of code and examples.  I generally recommend this book for both style
and contents.

(hi from dm863i.)

#<Erik>
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