Small Prolog Source

Appeared in Volume 7/4, November 1994

Keywords: compiler.


From: marq@nt.el.utwente.nl (Marq Kole)
9th August 1994

In the recent issue of Dr. Dobbs Journal, something was said about the Small Prolog engine, a small and compact Prolog that is currently used in the Windows NT installation. The article gave a reference to the C User's Group in Lawrence, Kansas. However, it also said the product was in the Public Domain. Does anyone have the source?


From: oz@nexus.yorku.ca (ozan s. yigit)
2nd September 1994

It is a small but useful interpreter, entirely in the public domain. It uses "cambridge" notation instead of the usual Prolog syntax, and has no garbage collection. It would make a good starting point for those interested in using a Prolog in embedded situations.

The source code is at: ftp://nexus.yorku.ca:/pub/oz/sprolog.tar.Z

This is a lightly reorganized version of cug#297.