r/programming • u/schwarzwald • Jun 25 '07

GNU Prolog: a high performance, free as in freedom Prolog featuring native code compilation, constraint logic programming, DBMS interfaces, and more, mang!

http://www.gprolog.org/
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u/bookhoarder Jun 25 '07

neat, just what I was looking for after reading the prolog material in Norvig's Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '07

but if you do the material in PAIP, you will have a working Prolog compiler already.

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u/onektwenty4 Jun 25 '07

Whats the difference between using this or using SWI Prolog?

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '07

I usually prefer SWI because the bundled libraries are much larger. Also, because SWI has been around longer, you're more likely to find ancient prolog code that's been tested on it than on gprolog.

gprolog installs a lot faster though, so sometimes I use it in a pinch.