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When I look at the file it shows me:

Some of the benchmarks are inspired on a benchmark suite developed at
ICOT for their SIM project, and other benchmark choices were
influenced by discussions with ICOT researchers on the relative
performance of SIM-I vs. Prolog-20.

-- Fernando Pereira

But the file name has probably a typo:

samples/peirera.pl

Pay respect to the ancestors, and write their names correctly.

Its obviously nonsense, because the original name was:

These benchmarks are designed to identify
pereira.tar Fernando Pereira's benchmarks (26-DEC-86)
pereira.txt

https://github.com/ashok-khanna/cmu-ai-repository/blob/main/lang/prolog/code/bench/0.html

These tests are a nice piece of history and
require some research to get the names right.
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I find his name on this arvix paper:

Gemma: Open Models Based on Gemini Research and Technology https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.08295

He features as an Executive Sponsor.

Mild Shock schrieb:

When I look at the file it shows me:

Some of the benchmarks are inspired on a benchmark suite developed at
ICOT for their SIM project, and other benchmark choices were
influenced by discussions with ICOT researchers on the relative
performance of SIM-I vs.  Prolog-20.

-- Fernando Pereira

But the file name has probably a typo:

samples/peirera.pl

Pay respect to the ancestors, and write their names correctly.

Its obviously nonsense, because the original name was:

These benchmarks are designed to identify
pereira.tar Fernando Pereira's benchmarks (26-DEC-86)
pereira.txt

https://github.com/ashok-khanna/cmu-ai-repository/blob/main/lang/prolog/code/bench/0.html

These tests are a nice piece of history and
require some research to get the names right.

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From Newsgroup: comp.lang.prolog

Hi,

Anyway reporting anything to Trealla Prolog
or Scryer-Prolog is a total waste of time.

So the most logical thing to do is:

rm -rf trealla
rm -rf scryer-prolog

I already quit Facebook and Twitter, and
I don't miss them. I will probably also

not miss Trealla Prolog and Scryer-Prolog.

LoL

Bye

Mild Shock schrieb:

I find his name on this arvix paper:

Gemma: Open Models Based on Gemini Research and Technology https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.08295

He features as an Executive Sponsor.

Mild Shock schrieb:

When I look at the file it shows me:

Some of the benchmarks are inspired on a benchmark suite developed at
ICOT for their SIM project, and other benchmark choices were
influenced by discussions with ICOT researchers on the relative
performance of SIM-I vs.  Prolog-20.

-- Fernando Pereira

But the file name has probably a typo:

samples/peirera.pl

Pay respect to the ancestors, and write their names correctly.

Its obviously nonsense, because the original name was:

These benchmarks are designed to identify
pereira.tar Fernando Pereira's benchmarks (26-DEC-86)
pereira.txt

https://github.com/ashok-khanna/cmu-ai-repository/blob/main/lang/prolog/code/bench/0.html


These tests are a nice piece of history and
require some research to get the names right.

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