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I would like to create a Prolog-like Perl module (perlog?).

I am looking foreward to this module. BTW, probably the first time the word perlog came up in this context was on the perl-ai mailing- list. Feel free to use the name perlog because I do not claim any copyright on this brand.

Hanamaki
...Hanamaki eq riechert

In reply to Re: Choosing a data structure for AI applications by Hanamaki
in thread Choosing a data structure for AI applications by Ovid

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