In this paper we study the relationships between logic programming and functional programming, trying to answer the following basic question: to what extent is logic programming just functional programming in disguise? We develop a theory to formally express this correspondence, and exhibit a class that can by right be considered as the functional core of logic programming. Moreover, since the functional meaning of each program in this class is provided constructively, via a transformation from logic to functional programs, we show how the obtained theoretical results are useful also in the study of languages integration, termination issues, and practical implementations
Most of today’s NLP software is developed using either a logic pro-gramming language such as Prolog,...
AbstractFunctional and logic programming are the most important declarative programming paradigms, a...
This paper shows the advantages of amalgamating functional and logic programming languages. In compa...
Drawing on experience of translating a Prolog program into Haskell, a range of correspondences betwe...
Functional and logic programming are the most important declarative programming paradigms, and inter...
Functional and logic programming are the most important declarative programming paradigms, and inter...
AbstractThe paper considers different methods of integrating the functional and logic programming pa...
AbstractFunctional and logic programming are the most important declarative programming paradigms, a...
Abstract. Functional and logic programming are often taught in different courses so that students of...
We give a general introduction to the particular problems associated with the partial evaluation of ...
We give a general introduction to the particular problems associated with the partial evaluation of ...
AbstractThe paper considers different methods of integrating the functional and logic programming pa...
We give a general introduction to the particular problems associated with the partial evaluation of ...
We describe a definitional approach to functional logic programming, based on the theory of Partial ...
Functional and logic programming are the most important declarative programming paradigms, and inter...
Most of today’s NLP software is developed using either a logic pro-gramming language such as Prolog,...
AbstractFunctional and logic programming are the most important declarative programming paradigms, a...
This paper shows the advantages of amalgamating functional and logic programming languages. In compa...
Drawing on experience of translating a Prolog program into Haskell, a range of correspondences betwe...
Functional and logic programming are the most important declarative programming paradigms, and inter...
Functional and logic programming are the most important declarative programming paradigms, and inter...
AbstractThe paper considers different methods of integrating the functional and logic programming pa...
AbstractFunctional and logic programming are the most important declarative programming paradigms, a...
Abstract. Functional and logic programming are often taught in different courses so that students of...
We give a general introduction to the particular problems associated with the partial evaluation of ...
We give a general introduction to the particular problems associated with the partial evaluation of ...
AbstractThe paper considers different methods of integrating the functional and logic programming pa...
We give a general introduction to the particular problems associated with the partial evaluation of ...
We describe a definitional approach to functional logic programming, based on the theory of Partial ...
Functional and logic programming are the most important declarative programming paradigms, and inter...
Most of today’s NLP software is developed using either a logic pro-gramming language such as Prolog,...
AbstractFunctional and logic programming are the most important declarative programming paradigms, a...
This paper shows the advantages of amalgamating functional and logic programming languages. In compa...