Year Of Prolog

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Dear SICStus Prolog friend,

2022 is the Year of Prolog.  The Association for Logic Programming celebrates the 50th anniversary of Prolog.  The celebration includes a number of events and initiatives as detailed here:

  http://prologyear.logicprogramming.org/

Among the initiatives is an effort to identify and catalogue existing, prominent Prolog applications.  If you have an application that you think that the Prolog community and beyond should know about, now is an opportune time to put it on the map by filling in and submitting the form below.  Simply cut and paste the form, fill in as many fields as you like, and return it to me.

Thank you in advance for your contribution to the catalogue, and stay tuned to the Year of Prolog website.

Mats.C...@ri.se

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{
"description" : "summary of what it's about",
"name" : "its name",
"year" : "when developed",
"purpose" : "what it is supposed to do",
"predicates" : "number of predicates",
"lines" : "number of lines of code",
"development_effort" : "number of person hours",
"maintenance_effort" : "number of person hours",
"references" : "some citable references",
"today" : "in use today?",
"use" : "e.g. personal, in-house, free, public domain, licensed, sold"
"prolog" : "e.g. SICStus",
"platform" : "e.g. Windows, Linux, macOS",
"other_languages" : "e.g. C++, Java",
"contact" : "contact name",
"address" : "contact address",
"email" : "contact email",
"telephone" : "contact telephone"
}