Piéroni Raphaël wrote:
2006/2/7, Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Piéroni Raphaël wrote:
The programs which needs to be created are :
- the crawler which reads the poms from a local or remote repository.
called
from command line. outputs the fact base in a file.
You should definitely peek into the maven-repository-manager in the SVN
repo. We already have a tree walker and reports that analyse poms for
this information. I'd like to see anything added done there if possible.
Thanks i downloaded yesterday the components/trunk but guessed which library
to use.
Issue, is the prolog approach a correct one ?
for : the queries are quite easy to create and the answers are
complete.
for : I know some bit of prolog and always liked this language.
against : querying the facts is quite slow.
If it's the right tool for the job, go for it, though I know nothing
about it.
I don't know if it is the right tool. i jumped on Steve proposition as i was
found of prolog during my school years.
I don't know if it is right either. One good reason for not using it,
but for sticking in java, is ease of integration with the existing maven
codebase; nobody could add anything that depended on GPL code to the
repository, even LGPL is a bit sensitive.
all the same, if you are doing graph work, it is the language to use.
Its a lot more painful to do in java. Which reminds me, I have work to do...
-steve
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