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by nickpsecurity
3929 days ago
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That's a trip. Reminds me of when I studied and toyed with AI programs. The first books I learned taught LISP, Prolog, and mixing the two. We'd normally implement Prolog in LISP. Allegro still does. Neat to see it done the other way. Want a fun project? Run this one through a Prolog compiler and create some LISP benchmarks. Then, recode it in the Mercury language, which IIRC is No 1 logic language, then see how that code performs (and looks). Should be straight-forward and enlightening for those interested in logic programming. |
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