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I liked "The Art of Prolog" for learning. And then if you dive deeper, "The Craft of Prolog". I'm curiously amused that the price for used versions on Amazon
by flubert 6y ago
I liked "The Art of Prolog" for learning. And then if you dive deeper, "The Craft of Prolog". I'm curiously amused that the price for used versions on Amazon is so high.
https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/art-prolog-second-edition https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/art-prolog-second-edition
https://isbn.nu/0262192500 https://isbn.nu/0262192500
https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/craft-prolog https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/craft-prolog
https://isbn.nu/9780262512275 https://isbn.nu/9780262512275
- simongray 6y agoI did some further research and it seems like The Art of Prolog gets the most love even though it's from the mid-nineties - and still hella expensive like you say! The only thing I'm wondering about are skipping any important developments made in the last 25 years, but I guess I can always jump into the more up-to-date online resources by then.
- i_don_t_know 6y agoThe Art of Prolog is available as a free download (PDF) on the MIT Press website under „Open Access“. AFAIK the biggest item that’s missing is constraint logic programming. Markus Triska discusses CLP in his Power of Prolog book.
- simongray 6y agoThank you for pointing that out.
- i_don_t_know 6y agoThe Art of Prolog is available as a free download (PDF) on the MIT Press website under „Open Access“.