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Performance characteristics of microcomputer Prolog implementations
In this paper we present the results of several different categories of benchmarks performed on microcomputer PROLOG interpreters and compilers. These tests were found useful in our lab in determining optimal environments for research in several different categories of non-numerical applications. The PROLOG clause sets, as well as the benchmark results, are provided.
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