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Language peer sets for QLOG:
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1970s languages ↑
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QLOG(ID:7196/qlo001)

Designed 1979

An integration of logic programming into LISP

LISP 1.5	→	QLOG		Extension to
Prolog	→	QLOG		Incorporates some features of

References:

Komorowski (1979) Komorowski, HJ "QLOG interactive environment-the experience from embedding a generalized Prolog in Interlisp" Linkoping University, LiTH-MAT-R-79-19, 1979

Komorowski (1980) Komorowski, H. J. "Qlog - The Software for Prolog and Logic Programming"
in LPW 1980 (1980) Tarnlund, S.-A. Proceedings of the Logic Progranming Workshop, Hungary, John von Neumann Computer Science Society, July 1980

Komorowski (1980) Komorowski, HJ "QLOG - The software for Prolog and logic programming" - Informatics Lab. Res. Rpt. LiTH-MAT-R-1980-18, Linkoping 1980
in LPW 1980 (1980) Tarnlund, S.-A. Proceedings of the Logic Progranming Workshop, Hungary, John von Neumann Computer Science Society, July 1980

Kahn (1981) Kahn, Kenneth M. "Uniform : a language based upon unification which unifies (much of) Lisp, Prolog, and Act 1" UPMAIL. Uppsala programming methodology and artificial intelligence laboratory. Technical reports 17 Uppsala University 1981 Abstract Extract: A Language based upon Unification Extract: Unification — What it is Extract: How Unification is Augmented in Uniform Extract: Uniform and Actor Languages Extract: Uniform and Logic Programming Extract: Conclusions and Future Research
in LPW 1980 (1980) Tarnlund, S.-A. Proceedings of the Logic Progranming Workshop, Hungary, John von Neumann Computer Science Society, July 1980

Komorowski, (1982) Komorowski, H.J. "QLOG The Programming Environment for Prolog in LISP"
in Clark, K.L. (1982) Clark, K.L. et al eds, Logic Programming, Academic Press 1982.

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