Re: After Clocksin & Mellish?
- From: Patrick Herring <ph@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 29 Jun 2005 16:15:32 +0100
| Jim Spriggs <jim.sprigs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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| I'm learning Prolog from Clocksin & Mellish "Programming in Prolog" 5-th
| ed. What book would be a good text to read next? I wouldn't mind
| learning how Prolog interpreters are implemented and I no strong
| interest in AI.
Christopher Hogger's book "Introduction to Logic Programming", though
quite old now, has a good chapter on the makings of an interpreter. It's
in a "bolt this lever to this part" sense, whereas Ait-Kaci's book
(online somewhere) on the Warren Abstract Machine is in the hex-head
style.
For getting more understanding of programming in Prolog I'd recommend
Sterling & Shapiro "The Art of Prolog" and Richard O'Keefe "The Craft of
Prolog". You can get a sense of the latter from his contributions to the
SWIPL mailing list.
--
Patrick Herring, http://www.anweald.co.uk/ph
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