Abstract interpretation is a technique for ow analysis widely used in the area of logic programming. Until now it has been used only for the global compilation of Prolog programs. But the programming language Prolog enables the programmer to change the program during run time using the built-in predicates assert and retract. To support the generation of ecient code for programs using these dynamic database predicates we extended abstract interpretation to be executed incrementally. The aim of incremental abstract interpretation is to gather program information with minimal reinterpretation at a program change. In this paper we describe the implementation of incremental abstract interpretation and the integration in our VAM 1P based Prolog ...
Modern development environments integrate various static analyses into the build process. Analyses t...
AbstractResearch on flow analysis and optimization of logic programs typically assumes that the prog...
We describe a tool, Igor, for implementing, testing, modifying, and evaluating abstract domains for ...
Traditional native code generating Prolog compilers with global analysis compile programs as a whole...
This paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global ow analysis in logic program compilati...
AbstractThis paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global flow analysis in logic program ...
This paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global flow analysis in logic program compilat...
This paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global flow analysis in logic program compilat...
Abstract interpretation-based data-flow analysis of logic programs is, at this point, relatively wel...
AbstractCurrent WAM-type compilers employ incremental compilation, in which each procedure is compil...
An implementation technique for abstract imterpretation is given which exploits stream communication...
Research on flow analysis and optimization of logic programs typically assumes that the programs bei...
AbstractThis paper presents a general-purpose framework for the abstract interpretation of logic pro...
AbstractThis paper presents a unified framework for analyzing Prolog programs. The framework is base...
Global analyzers traditionally read and analyze the entire program at once, in a non-incremental way...
Modern development environments integrate various static analyses into the build process. Analyses t...
AbstractResearch on flow analysis and optimization of logic programs typically assumes that the prog...
We describe a tool, Igor, for implementing, testing, modifying, and evaluating abstract domains for ...
Traditional native code generating Prolog compilers with global analysis compile programs as a whole...
This paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global ow analysis in logic program compilati...
AbstractThis paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global flow analysis in logic program ...
This paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global flow analysis in logic program compilat...
This paper addresses the issue of the practicality of global flow analysis in logic program compilat...
Abstract interpretation-based data-flow analysis of logic programs is, at this point, relatively wel...
AbstractCurrent WAM-type compilers employ incremental compilation, in which each procedure is compil...
An implementation technique for abstract imterpretation is given which exploits stream communication...
Research on flow analysis and optimization of logic programs typically assumes that the programs bei...
AbstractThis paper presents a general-purpose framework for the abstract interpretation of logic pro...
AbstractThis paper presents a unified framework for analyzing Prolog programs. The framework is base...
Global analyzers traditionally read and analyze the entire program at once, in a non-incremental way...
Modern development environments integrate various static analyses into the build process. Analyses t...
AbstractResearch on flow analysis and optimization of logic programs typically assumes that the prog...
We describe a tool, Igor, for implementing, testing, modifying, and evaluating abstract domains for ...