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Is JPX a complete Prolog interpreter?

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Is JPX a complete Prolog interpreter?

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No. JPX is just an API. JPX does borrow Prolog’s syntax for defining a knowledge base (a set facts and rules). And, as noted above, JPX does have a built-in inference engine based on the Warren Abstract Machine. Unlike Prolog, JPX does not have a built-in command-line interface and does not implement all the features and predicates found in Standard Prolog.

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