Are there any libraries usable by gnu prolog? Commercial prologs, for example Sicstus, have libraries for arrays, sets, association lists, graphs, and so on. My googling hasn't turned up anything.
Also, is there an approriate Wiki for gnu prolog? I've used swi-prolog in the past, and it has a rich set of libraries, but it seems to require MacPorts to compile on the Mac (if then). SWI also seems to require X11. Although the X11 on Mac seems to work fine, once I'd gotten used to the Mac, I found that I don't need it (at least for my purposes), and I don't like to use it. When I first came over to Mac about 3 years ago I installed MacPorts, and pretty soon found I had two or three copies of things like vi. I got rid of MacPorts (and Fink), and for the most part have had no problems compiling standard Unix things on my Mac (OS X 10.6.5, Xcode 3.2.5). Currently, I'd like to use prolog in conjunction with a Cocoa (native Mac) project I'm writing using objective-c and Xcode IDE. Gprolog seems to be the only prolog that currently compiles out of the box on my Mac. There are some Haskell libraries that might be translatable, and other documentation, but really like to avoid building fundamental tools and got on with my project. Thanks for any insights, John Velman _______________________________________________ Users-prolog mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/users-prolog
