See INSTALL for installation matters.
See COPYING for copyright matters.

"Lillambi" ("many tongues") acts as a mediator between "agents"
which may be written in different programming languages. Right now
those languages are limited to Java and (a slightly modified
version of) TuProlog, but any language accessible from Java
and with access to Java could conceivably be supported.

There is also the possibility of having an agent hide a system
command. Communication with such an agent is limited however.
(A system command can not call back to the environment.)

What Lillambi buys you is the ability to develop parts of your
application using the most apropriate paradigm (eg. declarative vs
procedural). Lillambi then makes sure that all parts can work
together as easily as possible.
