Re: On international applications of Lojban

["Bob LeChevalier (lojbab)" <lojbab@lojban.org>]

At 06:40 PM 12/31/99 +0200, Robin Turner wrote:
>"Bob LeChevalier (lojbab)" wrote:
> >  But you CAN now "speak PROLOG", given the known mapping
> > from a Lojban subset to PROLOG.
>
>Sounds interesting - can you clarify?

Not a lot to say. Cowan wrote it up in one of the last JL issues, with 
examples, which I hope to get up on line soon.  Basically all PROLOG 
statements map fairly trivially into Lojban bridi.  Nick Nicholas worked on 
a Lojban-to-PROLOG translator for a subset of Lojban, which is probably 
either on the lojban.org site or his homepage.  I recall that the only 
PROLOG statement that does not have an obvious Lojban equivalent is the 
cut, which seems like a job for a metalinguistic bridi.  Those who actually 
know something about PROLOG may be more informative.

lojbab
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