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GNU Prolog is a free implementation (under GPL) of the logic programming language PROLOG. It can compile to native machine code which is extremely fast in execution. Another feature is the included constraint solver.

This is software to create web dictionaries, esp. for Esperanto like Reta Vortaro (http://reta-vortaro.de). A dictionary is made from articles written in a special XML dialect by transformations using XSLT, ant and some Java code.

Prolog to C compiler with runtime for DOS (with Turbo C), Windows 10 64 bits and Raspbian (Raspberry Pi)

Artificial Intelligence techniques applied to common software tasks, using First Order Logic; N3, OWL ontologies and rules. Enables component-based application building, platform independence, user-friendliness. Leverage on Euler inference engine + GUI.

Representation of my philosophy (currently limited to philosophy of language) in the languages Prolog or Life. These languages must be acquired separately and Ruby is also needed. However the main purpose is to show how some philosophy problems can be solved. The source code and output are sufficient for that.

...It supports most of ISO Prolog specifications and the most common and used built-in predicates, JIProlog allows to call Prolog predicates from Java without dealing with native code (JNI or JNA) and allows to invoke Java methods from Prolog in the same way you call predicates.

JinnIde is a plugin that allows using Jinni Prolog, now also hosted here on this site (with open source license!), within the confines of an IDE integrated in JEdit.

A plugin for Code::Blocks IDE to support CxProlog.

pyIRDG is a program written in Python to generate relational datasets in Prolog format. It uses data from the Internet Movie Database in combination with IMDbPY as backend. A graphical user interface written in pyQt allows the user to link multiple entities together as model for the generation process. The big four entities are Title, Person, Company and Character. Many attributes can be chosen for adding to the output .pl file. Three types of constraints on attributes are available to limit...

PyCDep is a tool to analyze include dependencies between files in C and C++ programs. PyCDep itself is written in python. It dumps all the facts in a prolog database which can be queried. Visualization is possible by dumping graphviz (.dot) files.

XGP is an integrated development environment that extends GNU Prolog to work with Cocoa under Macintosh OS X. It provides user interface and graphics facilities largely compatible with MacProlog32 by LPA. Requires Mac OS X version 10.2.1 or greater.

Component (library, framework) refactoring may affect existing applications, where the client code used previous component versions. Our tool preserves applications binary-compatible by generating an adaptation layer out of change history.

Resources and code samples for Strawberry Prolog users

LAOS (Linguistic Agents On Squares) is an implementation of the blocks world domain with interacting agents in Prolog.

8. Mai 2005: We have discontinued SourceForge as a download place for our open source projects. You can now download these projects directly from the XLOG Technologies GmbH web site at http://www.xlog.ch/omonia.

PWIG is a SWIG extension that allows new language modules to be developed on Python. Includes a PWIG wrapper generator for SWI-Prolog and Logtalk.

Simple Object Oriented Programming Framework for Prolog

Mercury is a modern logic/functional programming language. The Mercury system includes a compiler, debugger, libraries, sample code, profilers, etc. Mercury is designed to be the successor of logic programming languages such as Prolog.

SLPG (Semiautomatic Logic Program generator) is an academic tool whose goal is to help unexperienced logic programmers to develop Prolog programs using a systematic methodology.

XPL is the eXtensible Programming Language. XPL is an application of XML for interchange of computer programs.

Code for Khepera II robot in prolog

This is a english based query tool. This was worked on for about 5 years before being abandoned in about 1999. The company that I work for agreed to open source the code.

MatForce is a compiler that translates MatLab scripts into self-contained C++ code, producing human-readable, extensible C++ sources that can be fitted to the needs of the encapsulating application.