Is there a project which integrates Eclipse (Java) with ECLiPSe (Prolog)
Eric Marceau
Hello,
Below, Joachim mentionned that there was a project to integrate or merge the two environments.
Could you let me know if there is still activity on that which is
ongoing in the background? A scan of the information about the
Saros project does not show anything that I could find.
To be honest, I was simply looking for an updated IDE for the
ECLiPSe toolset. I have no interest in the Java side.
From what I see of Saros, it appears to be geared to live-shared
access to code over the network.
I would not be using any of that functionality. I would be
limiting myself to the actual GUI and Application-Integration
components (data/rules code files, Maria/MySQL database, possible
desktop web-server if imposed by the DB function).
Thank you for responding.
Eric, 65, retired
For details on my background, please refer to
https://stackoverflow.com/users/9716110/eric?tab=profile
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| Subject: | Re: Unable to locate the bundle for "eclipse_misc.tgz" |
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| Date: | Sun, 14 Mar 2021 11:14:44 +0000 |
| From: | Joachim Schimpf <jsch...@coninfer.com> |
| To: | Eric Marceau <ericm...@rogers.com> |
On 09/03/2021 21:22, Eric Marceau wrote:
Thank you, Joachim.
Allow me to remind you that I have *NO* experience with Prolog,
but am trying to pick the right set of tools to begin my journey
into dealing with the complex issues surrounding my wife's need
to live without a thyroid. The medical profession has shown itself
to not fully understand the complete range of the thyroid's functions
because many issues are been discounted as unrelated, when these
have only surfaced *AFTER* her thyroid was fully removed due to stage 2 cancer.
COVID has seriously complicated the access to resources available to the public for research.
Just a few clarifications, please.
Do I understand correctly that the ECLiPSe system is, for the most part, a superset of ISO Prolog ?
(I have looked at the site and seen documentation that seemed to indicate some documented minor deviations.)
This should be answered in http://eclipseclp.org/Specs/iso_conformity.html
Also, would you be aware of any other IDE into which the ECLiPSe core logic has been plugged into ? Or is the one included with the ECLiPSe codeset the only one out there ?
We had a project integrating ECLiPSe with Eclipse (the IDE) called Saros, but it is not being maintained as far as I am aware.
Lastly, should I expect any issues if I specify the latest GNU Prolog as my back-end of ECLiPSe ?
No backend is required or meaningful. ECLiPSe has its own runtime system and libraries.
Regards,
Joachim
Prechelt, Lutz
Eric,
"From what I see of Saros, it appears to be geared to live-shared access to code over the network.
I would not be using any of that functionality. "
Saros is only about this live-shared access. Saros is agnostic (or attempts to be) in every other respect.
Not the tool for you, it seems.
Lutz Prechelt
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