P Sharp

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P# is a Prolog (logic programming language) interpreter written for the Common Language Infrastructure.

Features:

• Languages extensions allow concurrency in Prolog.
• Prolog programs can create any .NET object.
• Compatible with Microsoft .NET Framework and Mono.

[edit] See also

• Microsoft .NET Languages
• relationship to Prolog Cafe
• Prolog Cafe author
• P# home page
• P# manual PDF file

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