Ruth Davis
Abstract
Logic programming offers significant advantages for the massively parallel computer systems of tomorrow. This tutorial examines the potential of Prolog to implement those advantages.
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Logic programming offers significant advantages for the massively parallel computer systems of tomorrow. This tutorial examines the potential of Prolog to implement those advantages.
Key concepts: Prolog, Logic programming, Programming language, Computer science, Inductive programming, Declarative programming, Horn clause, Massively parallel