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Re: PROLOG for OS X
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| Lindsey Spratt 2004-03-27, 12:10 am |
| I have implemented XGP, an IDE for gprolog on Mac OS X that provides a
variety of builtin UI and graphic elements. XGP itself is open source
and is implemented in Cocoa/ObjectC, C, and gprolog.
The project site is:
http://xgp.sourceforge.net
In article <ZWwBb.116978$PD3.5826903@nnrp1.uunet.ca>, Simon Gadbois
<sg@macscience.net> wrote:
> Hi,
> I own a web site called MacScience.net covering applications for OS X in
> science. The "programming" section is far from complete. I am looking at
> specific implementations of PROLOG running with OS X (cocoa, carbon,
> java, X11, etc.).
> I am also personally interested in Prolog.
> Any pointers towards prolog working on OS X and comments on versions you
> used are welcomed.
>
> Simon Gadbois, Ph.D.
> MacScience.net
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| Jan Wielemaker 2004-03-27, 12:10 am |
| > In article <ZWwBb.116978$PD3.5826903@nnrp1.uunet.ca>, Simon Gadbois[color=darkred]
><sg@macscience.net> wrote:
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SWI-Prolog runs fine on MacOS X. There are (irregular) full binaries, a
Fink project and DarwinPorts project. It uses X11 for its graphics. The
Mac version is fully compatible to the Unix version, which is 99%
compatible to the MS-Windows version (i.e. both Unix and MS-Windows
versions have a little bit of platform specific functionality).
See http://www.swi-prolog.org
--- Jan
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