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by simongray
1995 days ago
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I 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. |
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AFAIK the biggest item that’s missing is constraint logic programming. Markus Triska discusses CLP in his Power of Prolog book.