I am wondering what this statement actually means:
> The reverse predicate from this section should not be used in practice - most Prolog implementations actually provide a built-in version which is a lot more performant than our implementation.
I think it can be read as: If you care about speed do not use Prolog, instead write a "built-in" solution.
> The reverse predicate from this section should not be used in practice - most Prolog implementations actually provide a built-in version which is a lot more performant than our implementation.
I think it can be read as: If you care about speed do not use Prolog, instead write a "built-in" solution.