Gnuprologjava
GNU Prolog for Java
https://www.gnu.org/software/gnuprologjava/
Implementation of ISO Prolog as a Java library.
"GNU Prolog for Java" is a library which is designed to embedd into Java applications which need Prolog to solve some tasks. The interpreter is intended for applications where Prolog performs combinatory search and Java does the rest. The library allows easy communication between Java and Prolog.
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This is a GNU package:gnuprologjava
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version 0.2.6
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released on 6 January 2011
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| Contact(s) | Role |
|---|---|
| Daniel Thomas | maintainer |
| Rishabh Garg | Contributor |
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