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That is where Lisp or Scheme weirdly shines. It is incredibly easy to add prolog to a Lisp or a Scheme. It’s almost as if it comes out naturally if you just go
by rootnod3 11mo ago
That is where Lisp or Scheme weirdly shines. It is incredibly easy to add prolog to a Lisp or a Scheme. It’s almost as if it comes out naturally if you just go down the rabbit hole.
“The little prover” is a fantastic book for that. The whole series is.
- ecshafer 11mo agoI worked through the little scheme but not the little prover, I think Ill take a look at that. Thanks.
- rootnod3 11mo agoOne can of course add the same stuff to other languages in form of libraries and stuff, but lisp/scheme make it incredibly easy to make it look like part of the language itself and make seem a mere extension of the language. So you can have both worlds if you want to. Lisp/scheme is not dead. In fact, in recent years people have started contributing again and are rediscovering the merits.