Gandalf (theorem prover)

Gandalf (theorem prover)

Gandalf is a first-order automated theorem prover applied to several domain-specifictasks such as Semantic web. It has also participated in The CADE ATP System Competition and had impressive results in that competition. It is programmed in the Scheme programming language which is then compiled to the C programming language using Hobbit from SCM.

External links

* [http://www.ttu.ee/it/gandalf/ Gandalf home page]


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