Blipkit, A Biomedical Logic Programming Integration Kit
Mon, 2009-09-07 11:29 | by Samuel Lampa
A collegue of Mats Gustafsson mentioned about Blipkit today. Seems worth checking up.
The thought struck me for a second that it could be even more interesting to integrate, than DR-PROLOG, since it is biomedically oriented. Maybe not, but worth thinking of I guess.
EDIT: Checked up with Egon, who pointed out that it doesn't seem to have a good interface for integration to Java, which would complicate things. Seems like a good point.
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