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Sanwe is an attempt at writing a simple Prolog interpreter in F#. At the moment it is very incomplete and pretty much unusable. I'm coding it as a way to learn more about logic and functional programming, so there's no specific devlopment schedule at the moment. I'm still very new to both Prolog and F#, so I'd really appreciate any comments you might have about my code. Enjoy! == What's here == * An ISO-compliant Prolog lexer and parser. * A few (probably many, actually) unknown bugs. == What's next (in rough descending order by priority) == * Get a unit testing setup of some sort. * Write many parser test cases, particularly for expressions in operator notation. * Write a simple interpreter core for pure Prolog (clause database and unification routine). * Implement a REPL for executing queries. * Implement cut support in unification. * Write a simple implementation of consult/1, not/1, and a few other builtins. * And so on... == Building instructions == To build the provided Visual Studio solution, you will need Visual Studio 2010 (or a newer version). You'll also need to install the F# PowerPack 2.0.0.0 (or a newer version) You can try to build on Mono using the F# April 2010 CTP, but this is completely untested. Your milage may vary if you choose the Mono route.
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