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newbie: what's a good prolog implementation for Mac OS X
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| hi there
want to give prolog a try...
what's a good (and free ;-)) prolog implementation for Mac OS X? if found so
far:
gprolog
and
swi-prolog.
any preferences? is there something like a 'standard'?
thanks in advance,
leo
ps: would be a nice add-on when this implementation is available for windows
as well...
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| seguso 2004-03-27, 12:10 am |
| leo wrote:
> hi there
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> want to give prolog a try...
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> what's a good (and free ;-)) prolog implementation for Mac OS X? if found
> so far:
> gprolog
> and
> swi-prolog.
> any preferences? is there something like a 'standard'?
swi is wonderful, and has a very good integrated development environment
(IDE), featuring
syntax coloring
jump to definition!
integrated debugger
source analyzing and trivial error detection while typing
source browser
To start it, type
xpce
then the prolog engine will start.Then type
emacs.
(don't forget the dot).
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> thanks in advance,
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> leo
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> ps: would be a nice add-on when this implementation is available for
> windows as well...
it is.
I am using swi on linux though.
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Best Regards,
Maurizio Colucci
Please remove the uppercase letters "S,P,A,M":
seSgPuAsMo.forever@tin.it
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| seguso 2004-03-27, 12:10 am |
| seguso wrote:
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> swi is wonderful, and has a very good integrated development environment
> (IDE), featuring
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> syntax coloring
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> jump to definition!
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> integrated debugger
>
> source analyzing and trivial error detection while typing
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> source browser
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I forgot to mention the integrated help system (you can get help on any
predicate with one click).
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Best Regards,
Maurizio Colucci
Please remove the uppercase letters "S,P,A,M":
seSgPuAsMo.forever@tin.it
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