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JLog (27th April, 2005) : A Prolog interpreter, written in Java, that is well suited for educational purposes. It works as both an application and as an applet. |
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Prolog+CG (27th April, 2005) : Java implementation of Prolog plus the Conceptual Graphs of John Sowa. Object oriented extensions also included. [Open source, LGPL] |
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JavaLog (27th April, 2005) : Experimental Prolog interpreter in Java, mixing Logic and OO paradigms. |
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Visual Prolog (27th April, 2005) : A full-featured programming environment is offered with all the facilities necessary to write mission-critical, commercial-grade applications. A freeware version is available. |
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Logtalk (27th April, 2005) : An object-oriented extension to the Prolog programming language. It integrates logic programming with object-oriented and event-driven programming. Compatible with most Prolog compilers. [Open source] |
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Strawberry Prolog ( ) : This Prolog compiler for Windows 95/98/NT and Unix/Linux supports OLE and Prolog CGI Scripts. Strawberry Prolog is suitable for client-server applications and has unique debugging facilities.
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JLog () : A Prolog interpreter, written in Java, that is well suited for educational purposes. It works as both an application and as an applet.
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Visual Prolog () : A full-featured programming environment is offered with all the facilities necessary to write mission-critical, commercial-grade applications. A freeware version is available.
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Prolog+CG () : Java implementation of Prolog plus the Conceptual Graphs of John Sowa. Object oriented extensions also included. [Open source, LGPL]
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Amzi! Prolog + Logic Server () : This extensible Prolog version runs under Windows, Linux, Solaris and HP/UX, supporting development of client and server applications embeddable in the web, C/C++, Java, Delphi, Visual Basic and other environments. An IDE is available for Windows along with
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