Thirdly, it occurs to me that there could be other beginners in Prolog who
have not found a suitable summary of what the difference between just Prolog
is, and Prolog with CLP, and who might find my own description helpful. My
book on Prolog, "PROLOG Programming For Artificial Intelligence," which I do
think is a good book, explains this difference in detail and with examples,
but not quite in the same way.
Dirk, I seem to have misinterpreted the above as meaning that you wrote
the book you mentioned. Sorry about that.
Re: CLP vs. plain old Prolog? ... I think in general CLP is easier to engineer complex search problems ... (global constraints, for example all_different() ... In Prolog you are generally interested in searching and pruning ... In CLP the generate-test is replaced by: ... (comp.lang.prolog)
Re: CLP vs. plain old Prolog? ... > I think in general CLP is easier to engineer complex search problems ... > than Prolog alone.... > in the generate-test framework....applying constraints... (comp.lang.prolog)
Re: How long it takes to educate Prolog/CLP programmer? ... other language" is pretty shallow. ... Now some guys want to apply the same principle to Prolog.... 20 K lines of Prolog (with CLP) and they want someone to "learn ... years of C++ or Java.... (comp.lang.prolog)
CLP vs. plain old Prolog? ... Can someone point me to a "white paper" or summary that gives me the ... advantages of CLP over plain vanilla Prolog?... what does CLP add to the party? ... (comp.lang.prolog)
Re: Solving quiz using Prolog ...CLP is a great extension to Logic Programming. ... never used it and thus I'm probably going for a plain Prolog solution.... You seem quite fluent...... > You can't instantiated X-es in the database like that. ... (comp.lang.prolog)
