Where can I find information for prolog? 3

[12345robert]

Prolog is a language I don't know much about, and I have been having trouble finding books or sites on the Prolog language. So I would adpreseat it if anyone could point me in the right direction, book or web site.

 

[TeaAddictedGeek]

I'm currently learning Prolog in my Programming Languages class this semester, so I'm a beginner to the language. But I found this link which may help you:<br>
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http://www.cs.cmu.edu/Groups/AI/html/faqs/lang/prolog/prg/top.html

 

[TeaAddictedGeek]

An excellent compiler which has a freeware verision is Strawberry Prolog. You can download it at:<br>
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http://www.dobrev.com<br>

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-Kyrene

 

[jwheeler]

A month ago I downloaded Trinc-Prolog. An great compiler/interpreter with lots of documentation. A very strong feature is the capability to run testscripts so you don't have to repeat your tests by hand. The trial-version works until August 1. You can dowload it at<br>
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http://www.trinc-prolog.com<br>

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John

 

[neBula]

Try

http://www.visual-prolog.com<br>

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There's a freeware version (for personal use) available<br>
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Visual Prolog is pretty advanced, but it comes with a lot of examples and tutorials for the simple stuff.<br>

 

[gm]

Have a look at the books<br>
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Programming in Prolog<br>
Third Edition<br>
W.F. Clocksin & C.S. Mellish<br>
Published by Springer-Verlag<br>
ISBN 3-540-17539-3<br>
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The Craft of Prolog<br>
First Edition<br>
R. A. O’Keefe<br>
Published by MIT Press<br>
ISBN 0-262-15039-5

 

[Angelos]

The book that helped me learn Prolog (and I think is the standard book in many Prolog programming courses) is by Ivan Bratko and if I recall correctly is called &quot;The Prolog Programming Language&quot;, published by Addison-Wesley