ZProlog 0.20

zprolog.zip (46,196 bytes)

My first Inform project which has actually gone somewhere: A Prolog interpreter written in Inform.

Following in the footsteps of other silly ideas such as Lisp, Befunge-93, and Funge-98 interpreters, I decided to write a Prolog interpreter. The interpreter should be enough for people who just need something to mess around and try new ideas in (Or need an interpreter for something like a palmtop), but due to the Z-Machine limits of 64K of readable/writeable memory (and the numerous bugs in the interpreter), any serious programming should be reserved for full-sized interpreters.