hanusj@bionette.cgrb.orst.edu (Joe Hanus - Botany) (06/06/91)
Thanks to the people who sent me recommendations for Prolog
texts. (Even their entire bibliographies on prolog. The Quintus
rep also sent copies of pages from their reference manuals).
The following seem to be the most frequently chosen as worthwhile
texts. Clocksin and Mellish is considered a classic basic book
on prolog. The Art of Prolog comes recommended by a number of
sources for developing non-trivial applications. The Bratko book
is also frequently and highly recommended.
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Programming in Prolog, Clocksin and Mellish,Springer-Verlag
published by Scott, Foresman
The Art of Prolog: Advanced Programming Techniques. Leon
Sterling and Ehud Shapiro, MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass., 1986.
Ivan Bratko, Programming in Prolog for Artificial Intelligence, Addison-Wesley.
PROLOG PROGRAMMING IN DEPTH, by Covington, Nute, and Vellino,
PROLOG VERSUS YOU, Johansson/Eriksson/Edman, 1989, Springer, Berlin
The Craft of PROLOG, R.A. OKeefe. MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass., 1990.
The Practice of Prolog. Leon Sterling, editor. MIT Press, 1990.
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