Apparently Windows NT has an embedded Prolog interpreter, for network configuration. (Via LtU).
Posted on September 5, 2003 11:24 AM
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horrible. EVIL. *WRONG* moments like these i wish i had an orbiting "laser" platform. no wonder it had so many network problems.
wait. what am i saying? the fireware on my beloved mac is an embedded forth interpreter.
is there some law that says when you have a successful enough operating system, you have to embed some weird old language interpreter into it?
Posted by: sungo at September 5, 2003 10:30 PMI am sorry but I didn't quite catch your drift. What is wrong with using Prolog here?
Using the best tool for the job seems like a sound strategy to me.
-K
Posted by: Kaushik at September 6, 2003 01:25 AMUm, "Microsoft Windows NT is a completely new software architecture".... :)
Posted by: Gaal Yahas at November 27, 2003 03:48 PM