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prolog interpreter on linux?

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I've decided to learn prolog. What's a good interpreter to use? Even better if it has a decent c/c++ ffi.

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anon Avatar asked Apr 16 '10 07:04

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Then check your installation, call SWI-Prolog from a terminal shell as follows: - In the shell, type in …> ./swipl which should open the interpreter, i.e., you should see something like … ?- If you get an error that the command swipl is not known, check that your PATH variable includes a path to SWI-Prolog.


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I'd recommend GNU Prolog, because that seems to be the standard, but I've also heard good things about SWI-Prolog.

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Sasha Chedygov Avatar answered Sep 19 '22 03:09

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