Integration of Declarative Paradigms
- Proceedings of the ICLP'94 Post-Conference Workshop
Editors
Technical Report MPI-I-94-224, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Informatik
Since the initial efforts in reconciling the styles of
functional programming and logic programming, there has been
significant work done regarding efficient implementation. Also,
new declarative paradigms, such as constraint-based or
object-based, have now emerged, asking naturally to be
conjugated and exploited along with other such programming
techniques. As a result, interest in the integration of
declarative paradigms has been spurred anew. This workshop aims
at bringing together researchers from different communities as
well as giving the logic programming audience an idea of recent
advances. Topics are: language features, semantics, execution
principles, implementation issues, constraints, types,
functions, and concurrency.
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Contents
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Cover Page, Preface, Table of Contents
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F-logic Programming and Terminological Constraints
C. Rigotti, M.-S. Hacid, J.-F. Boulicaut
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A Layer Architecture for the Integration of Rules, Inheritance, and Constraints
A. Abecker, H. Wache
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Semantics of Constraint Logic Programs with Optimization
K. Marriott, P.J. Stuckey
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Logic Programming with Constructor-based Type Constraints
H.-J. Goltz
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A Typed Functional Language Based on Sequent Calculus
M. Tarver
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The JUMP-machine: A Generic Basis for the Integration of Declarative Paradigms
M.M.T. Chakravarty, H.C.R. Lock
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Integrating Disequations in the Algebraic and Logic Programming Language LPG
D. Bert, R. Echahed
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Efficient Integration of Declarative Paradigms into Symbolic Computation Systems
G. Grivas
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Implementation Issues of a Distributed Real-Time Logic Language
M. Diaz, B. Rubio, J.M. Troya
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Compilation of Concurrent Declarative Languages
Z.M. Ariola, B.C. Massey, M. Sami, E. Tick
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Distributed Declarative Systems as Parts of Cooperating Software Environments
G. Czajkowski, A. Uszok, K. Zielinski
Michael Hanus