Re: p :- p. in pilog
Hi Bruno, > there is this rule in prolog: > p :- p. > That is infinitely recursive. If you query the database for > ... > How can you write p :- p. in pilog, so that it does the infinite loop that : (be p () (p)) : (? (p)) —Alex -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe
p :- p. in pilog
there is this rule in prolog: p :- p. That is infinitely recursive. If you query the database for ?- p. It gets thrown into an infinite loop. I've tried to recreate that in pilog, with no success. : (be p (() p)) How can you write p :- p. in pilog, so that it does the infinite loop that I expect?
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