LISP Prolog?

Posted Thursday, April 30, 2009 by admin


Hello people.

I’m actually looking for some good e-books for LISP and ProLog beginners.

I’d be very gratefull if someone provides me with them.
And also I’d be more gatefull if someone helps me find the compilers(or interpreters) for them..

Thanks alot.. :)

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2 Comments on "LISP Prolog?"

  • Homestar said on May 1st, 2009 at 5:24 AM:

    I am not familiar with any books or the language,but the link below should help you find your compiler/interpreter and a suitable book.

  • Harold L said on May 3rd, 2009 at 1:40 AM:

    Read Practical Common Lisp - it is also available for free on the author’s web site. Great into, written recently so it is aimed at people with experience in C/C++/Java/etc. and is a fun read.

    PAIP is also good if you want a more intense intro. It walks you through making a Prolog system in Lisp ;-)

    For trying Lisp, I recommend CLISP. It runs on Windows (and everything else) and provides a nice command prompt (aka REPL - read, eval, print loop) with TAB completion. Or if you want a GUI, try the trial version of Allegro CL.

    CLISP:

    Allegro:

    If you have other questions, I recommend the comp.lang.lisp newsgroup, or you can message me through Y! Answers if you have some questions.

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