Re: Storing data and code in a Db with LISP-like interface

> Aren't you basically reinventing Prolog or one of its variants?

Possibly and probably.

> The notion of code in a database where the code modifies
> itself as part of the data management is fundamental to Prolog.
> How is this different?

At the core, the difference is the data model used to represent things. LISP uses linked listed which can be nested. ProLog also seems to have lists, but I am unsure of its fundamental data methodology. My LISP-like interface (still in early dev) is built on top of a data model that more similar to RM in terms of functionality. Received on Thu Apr 13 2006 - 06:22:20 CEST