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From: elder@INFO1.DECNET ("INFO1::ELDER")
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Subject: Prolog Books
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Date: Wed, 26-Feb-86 14:21:00 EST
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From: Elder@WPAFB-INFO1


Could someone recommend a good list of books about Prolog (besides
"Programming in Prolog" by Clocksin) which would be good for someone
to read who is justing learning the language?

Thanks.  

P.S.  If you reply to me, please drop off the '.DECNET' that may appear
in the header of my message.  Our mailer has been acting funny lately.
My address is ELDER@WPAFB-INFO1 and not ELDER@WPAFB-INFO1.DECNET.

Greg Elder


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