Hi all, static type checking helps a lot in programming - and that might hold for Prolog, too. Now I stumbles over some code http://tomschrijvers.blogspot.com/2008/02/types-for-prolog.html that performs some type checking. I haven't tried it but the idea seems nice. Don't get me wrong: I consider realizing and maintaining such a library to be expensive and I do not assume/expect anyone to provide it for ECLiPSe. But do you think that static type checking would do any good? Would it be worth the effort of augmenting all your code? Have you had experience with other Prolog dialects? Just curios. Best regards, UlrichReceived on Sun Sep 27 2009 - 20:24:16 CEST
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