Moksa: A New Way to Create

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January 1, 2000: End of Life

I no longer have time to maintain or develop Moksa, having moved on to other projects. The existing source code is available if you want to play with it. Let me know if you find it useful, or have any questions.

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What is this?

MoksaProlog is a toy Prolog interpreter written in Java.

MoksaProlog is an offshoot of constraint programming research to do constraint-based RPG character generation. I no longer have time to do this, so I've released MoksaProlog, in case anybody else would like to play with it.

MoksaProlog compiles Prolog source into Java byte codes that run on a simple Warren's Abstract Machine (WAM).

More Detailed Information on Moksa:

• Frequently Asked Questions Concerning Moksa -
• How To Get Moksa - Downloading, installing, running, etc.
• Moksa is GPL'd! - Moksa is released under the GNU General Public License. Follow the link for more information.
• The Moksa To Do List - Things that I'm (intending to do / thinking about doing / probably going to do / etc).
• A Brief History of Moksa - (And so it is written...)

Moksa Documentation:

• The User's Guide - A user's guide to Moksa. Sparse currently, 'cause I don't have anybody doing tech writing yet.
• Javadoc docs - Javadoc-generated HTML documentation of the Moksa Java APIs (for my own use, and for those who intend to change the code) I apologize for the sparseness of these. I've been over-busy writing code, and not writing near enough comments. Bah.
• The Moksa Directory Map - A listing of the files and directories that come with Moksa.
• Some Combinatorics - A solution to a problem I wasted lots of my life over a few years ago. It will come up again as Moksa matures, so I leave it here, so I don't forget my argument.

Moksa can be found at http://www.svincent.com/moksa/

Comments, Criticisms, Complaints, Crazy Cookies to: svincent@svincent.com

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