Hi, this is the blog for my Prolog stuff on http://www.intelligent-translation.com/ – a Web server powered by SWI Prolog.

As of today, the server is online, but lacks any programming at all. It’s just a stub. As time goes by, I’ll be working on programming it. My aim is to put a Prolog interpreter online, where you can edit and run Prolog code in a sandbox. But my ideas may adapt as I work on the project.

This is not a small undertaking, so we’re talking about months of development.

I’m very interested to hear from anyone who’s a Prolog fan like me. Please do leave a comment or mail me.

In particular, if there’s anyone out there who has used Borland Turbo Prolog and who has the code of the Turbo Prolog Toolbox, I’d be very interested to get a copy.

The Turbo Prolog Toolbox incorporated the framework of a Prolog interpreter, and I used to own a copy of it… but we’re talking about IBM PC days in the late eighties, and I don’t have the original diskettes anymore.

By the way, Borland Turbo Prolog was subsequently acquired by PDC, and is now available as PDC Prolog for Windows.

OK, so there we are, first post.