Re: ANN: Common CLI to quickly check Prolog snippets across many engines

Oho, now I have two tickets opened and then closed
just for the record of documenting something.
I assume biomake is the new distribution weapon
to compete with apostates like here?
13:00-14:30    Torbjörn Lager: The Role of the Raven in the Prolog Trinity Ecosystem: Scryer Prolog Agents on the Web
https://www.digitalaustria.gv.at/eng/insights/Digital-Austria-Events-EN/Scryer-Prolog-Meetup-2024.html
I am all in for free speech until Donald Trump
misuses it to form a new dictator ship.
Good Luck to everyone in 2024-2028,
may Europe survive and stay autonomous.
P.S.: I assume biomake is a nice example of using the
<option 1> .. <option n> facility of a Prolog system:
Biomake is a make-compatible utility for managing
builds (or analysis workflows) involving multiple
dependent files. It supports most of the functionality
(and syntax) of GNU Make, along with neat
extensions like cluster-based job processing,
multiple wildcards per target, MD5 checksums instead
of timestamps, and declarative logic
programming in Prolog.
https://github.com/evoldoers/biomake
P.P.S.: Recently a man of the street talked about
modern cloud computing to me and had the idea
that today there is no escaping of golang, since
it holds the key for cloud compouting via its
kubernetes implementation. Actually had some doubts...
Mild Shock schrieb:

Hi,
 An alternative minimal approach, which already
works on many Prolog systems is to only require: