Fascinating. Thanks for the link.
I have a lot - and I do mean a lot - to learn about it. I tried putting in some
simple "facts", and noted how the querying worked. Oh my. It was a bit of an
eye-opener. I see what you mean about the querying. It's as if a lot of what is
in the developers "domai
Hi!
You can use Datalog or Racklog. In order to decide or just feel comfortable
with any of them it could be beneficial for you to grasp some basics of
Prolog; here's a decent online material:
http://www.learnprolognow.org/
Speaking of structures: you don't have to name the fields. Facts you stat
I've been in the process of writing a little financial accounts package in
Racket. I'm wondering if, instead of writing a lot of scheme code, a lot of
funtionality could be more expressively and concisely be written in Datalog.
I've never used Datalog before, nor Prolog, but I know it's somethin
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