Other OTTER



Theorem proving isn't
the same as simplification.  If you are interested in
whether an expression E is always true, I guess you can
try to prove E=true.

I do not know how access to facts would be incorporated.
Compiling some program isn't the same as understanding it :)


RJF


C Y wrote:

>--- Richard Fateman <fateman@cs.berkeley.edu> wrote:
>  
>
>>I just compiled and loaded NQTHM into a Maxima running
>>in Allegro Common Lisp.  From looking at the documentation,
>>it seems NQTHM runs in CLISP and GCL and CMU lisp already.
>>    
>>
>
>Wow.  That's certainly a good start.  Are you using the 1992 version?
>
yes.

There is a patch to SLOOP needed.  (Actually, the patch is to not load 
SLOOP at all).