--- Ovid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all,
Hi > As some of you probably know, I am working on AI::Prolog. It is > currently available on the CPAN and it's a pure Perl implementation > of > Prolog. In the long run, I'll probably port some of the guts to C > for > performance reasons, but I'm sticking with Perl right now for ease > of > prototyping. > > My last journal entry > (http://use.perl.org/journal.pl?op=edit&id=22940) > has some discussion of my future plans, but if anyone has any > feedback > regarding the utility of this module, I'm all ears. Do you know about my modules Language::Prolog::Yaspi and Language::XSB?, they are Perl interfaces to SWI-Prolog and XSB respectively. If you are implementing AI::Prolog for fun, everything is ok, but if you plan to use Prolog from Perl seriously I thing that my modules are a better option. You would like to take a look at Prolog::Language::Types also, a set of classes that encapsulate Prolog terms on Perl, maybe its data structures are focussed on being efficient representation and not on being directly manipulated as prolog terms but it can be configured to use different internal representations. And Prolog::Language::Sugar, implements some syntatic sugar to create prolog terms from Perl with a Prolog look. Cheers, - Salvador __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? All your favorites on one personal page – Try My Yahoo! http://my.yahoo.com
