ok@aucsv.UUCP (Richard Okeefe) (03/28/89)
I was sent a copy of the Kluzniak & someone book "Prolog for Programmers". I have a number of comments on it, but in view of the fact that the floppy disc in the front cover has been the only Prolog system I've had access to for the last month I just want to say thank-you. (Well, the program is *agonisingly* slow, but they did call it "TOY" after all.)
rshelby@ms.uky.edu (Richard Shelby) (04/04/89)
In article <190@aucsv.UUCP>, ok@aucsv.UUCP (Richard Okeefe) writes: > I was sent a copy of the Kluzniak & someone book "Prolog for > Programmers". ^^^^^^^ ||||||| The authors are Kluzniak & Szpakowicz. Stanislaw Szpakowicz was the instructor in my first AI class and was my first Prolog instructor. At that time he and Kluzniak were completing the text and he gave parts to the students as handouts. He also introduced me to planning, the topic of my (presently unocmpleted) Ph.D. dissertation. I would be interested in your comments on the text as I haven't yet read the book, but I do remember some of my impressions of the the mimeographed handouts. -- Richard Shelby rshelby@ms.uky.edu Department of Health Services rshelby@ukma.BITNET University of Kentucky {rutgers,uunet}!ukma!rshelby