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William Clocksin's _Clause and Effect_ is a similarly styled book, using Prolog. It also has a couple good case studies. I also highly recommend Sterling and S
by silentbicycle 16y ago
William Clocksin's _Clause and Effect_ is a similarly styled book, using Prolog. It also has a couple good case studies.
I also highly recommend Sterling and Shapiro's _The Art of Prolog_.
- swannodette 16y agoI've also heard only good things about the Bratko book, Prolog Programming for Artificial Intelligence. I'm curious as to what put you off about TRS? The only thing I found initially frustrating was the lack of hand-holding to be found in the earlier books in the Schemer series. But then I starting working out everything I found confusing w/ pencil and paper and found the going much easier.
- silentbicycle 16y agoI'm probably going to give it another try eventually, but I sold it - I preferred learning logic programming ideas through Prolog itself, rather than Scheme / KANREN. I've heard good stuff about the Bratko book, too - there's a new edition being published in a few months, I'm planning on checking it out then.