Course Materials
Abschnittsübersicht
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- Book: W. F. Clocksin and C. S. Mellish. Programming in Prolog. Fifth edition. Springer. 2003.
- Slides:
- Introduction - pdf
- Logical foundations
- Questions, variables, conjunctions, rules, goals - pdf
- Prolog syntax - pdf
- Data structures, mapping, recursion - pdf
- Data structures, comparison, joining, accumulators, difference structures - pdf
- Backtracking, the cut - pdf
- Unification - pdf
- Computational Model - pdf
- Using Grammar Rules - pdf
- Efficiency issues - pdf
- Examples - pdf
- Manipulating programs - pdf
- Additional material:
- M. A. Covington, R. Bagnara, R. A. O'Keefe, J. Wielemaker, S. Price. Coding Guidelines for Prolog. Theory and Practice of Logic Programming. 12(6): 889-927 (2012) (Highly recommended!).
- M. A. Covington. Efficient Prolog: A Practical Guide. Research Report AI-1989-08, The University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia, 1989.
- W. F. Clocksin. Prolog Programming (PowerPoint format).
- J. Lloyd. Foundations of Logic Programming, second edition. Springer, 1987.
- R. O'Keefe. The Craft of Prolog. MIT Press, 1990.
- Open lists and difference lists. A section from Paul Brna's online Prolog book.
- P. Gloess. Constraint Logic Programming (PowerPoint format).
- System(s):
- SWI-Prolog. For Windows users there is a convenient SWI-Prolog editor.
- GNU-Prolog.
- Prolog mode for (X)Emacs.
- Some interesting on-line resources:
- Prolog newsgroup.
- Prolog Development Center.
- SICStus Prolog web page.
- Quintus Prolog web page.
- Related Web resources from the SWI-Prolog Web page.