AbstractAn abstract language B embodying the flow of control component of PROLOG including the cut operator is considered. Both a denotational and operational model for B are developed and related by studying approximations of an intermediate semantics based on terminating transition systems. Interpretation and refinement of the models of B lead to a Plotkin-style operational semantics and an equivalent denotational semantics for prolog with cut
International audienceExisting logic languages provide some simple " extra-logical " constructs for ...
AbstractWe study semantic issues concerning control flow notions in logic programming languages by e...
International audienceExisting logic languages provide some simple " extra-logical " constructs for ...
AbstractAn abstract language B embodying the flow of control component of PROLOG including the cut o...
textabstractWe present a denotational continuation semantics for PROLOG with cut. First a uniform la...
In this paper we propose an operational and a denotational semantics for Prolog. We deal with the co...
AbstractIn this paper we propose an operational and a denotational semantics for Prolog. We deal wit...
AbstractThe semantics of PROLOG programs is usually given in terms of the model theory of first-orde...
AbstractA Vienna Definition Language operational semantics of PROLOG, which includes the cut, the da...
We present an operational model O and a continuation based denotational model D for a uniform varian...
Starting from a continuation-based interpreter for a simple logic programming language, propositiona...
Starting from a continuation-based interpreter for a simple logic programming language, propositiona...
Starting from a continuation-based interpreter for a simple logic programming language, proposition...
AbstractThe coincidence between the model-theoretic and the procedural semantics of SLD-resolution d...
textabstractWe present an operational model O and a continuation based denotational model D for a un...
International audienceExisting logic languages provide some simple " extra-logical " constructs for ...
AbstractWe study semantic issues concerning control flow notions in logic programming languages by e...
International audienceExisting logic languages provide some simple " extra-logical " constructs for ...
AbstractAn abstract language B embodying the flow of control component of PROLOG including the cut o...
textabstractWe present a denotational continuation semantics for PROLOG with cut. First a uniform la...
In this paper we propose an operational and a denotational semantics for Prolog. We deal with the co...
AbstractIn this paper we propose an operational and a denotational semantics for Prolog. We deal wit...
AbstractThe semantics of PROLOG programs is usually given in terms of the model theory of first-orde...
AbstractA Vienna Definition Language operational semantics of PROLOG, which includes the cut, the da...
We present an operational model O and a continuation based denotational model D for a uniform varian...
Starting from a continuation-based interpreter for a simple logic programming language, propositiona...
Starting from a continuation-based interpreter for a simple logic programming language, propositiona...
Starting from a continuation-based interpreter for a simple logic programming language, proposition...
AbstractThe coincidence between the model-theoretic and the procedural semantics of SLD-resolution d...
textabstractWe present an operational model O and a continuation based denotational model D for a un...
International audienceExisting logic languages provide some simple " extra-logical " constructs for ...
AbstractWe study semantic issues concerning control flow notions in logic programming languages by e...
International audienceExisting logic languages provide some simple " extra-logical " constructs for ...