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6th ICLP 1989: Lisbon, Portugal
- Giorgio Levi, Maurizio Martelli:
Logic Programming, Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference, Lisbon, Portugal, June 19-23, 1989. MIT Press 1989, ISBN 0-262-62065-0
Abstract Interpretation and Implementation Issues
- Mats Carlsson:
On the Efficiency of Optimising Shallow Backtracking in Compiled Prolog. ICLP 1989: 3-16 - Saumya K. Debray:
A Simple Code Improvement Scheme for Prolog. ICLP 1989: 17-32 - André Mariën, Gerda Janssens, Anne Mulkers, Maurice Bruynooghe:
The Impact of Abstract Interpretation: An Experiment in Code Generation. ICLP 1989: 33-47 - Andrew Taylor:
Removal of Dereferencing and Trailing in Prolog Compilation. ICLP 1989: 48-60
AND-Parallel Execution Models
- Christian Codognet, Philippe Codognet:
Non-deterministic Stream AND-Parallelism Based on Intelligent Backtracking. ICLP 1989: 63-79 - Kalyan Muthukumar, Manuel V. Hermenegildo:
Complete and Efficient Methods for Supporting Side-effects in Independent/Restricted AND-Parallelism. ICLP 1989: 80-97
Applications
- Helmut Simonis:
Test Generation using the Constraint Logic Programming Language CHIP. ICLP 1989: 101-112 - Rong Yang:
Solving Simple Substitution Ciphers in Andorra-I. ICLP 1989: 113-128
Constraints
- Henri Behringer, Franck Porcher:
A Relevant Scheme for Prolog Extensions: CLP(Conceptual Theory). ICLP 1989: 131-148 - Alan Borning, Michael J. Maher, Amy Martindale, Molly Wilson:
Constraint Hierarchies and Logic Programming. ICLP 1989: 149-164 - Pascal Van Hentenryck:
Parallel Constraint Satisfaction in Logic Programming: Preliminary Results of CHIP within PEPSys. ICLP 1989: 165-180 - Clifford Walinsky:
CLP(Sigma*): Constraint Logic Programming with Regular Sets. ICLP 1989: 181-196
Extensions and Variations of Logic Programming
- H. Lewis Chau, Douglas Stott Parker Jr.:
Narrowing Grammars. ICLP 1989: 199-217 - Stefania Costantini, Gaetano Aurelio Lanzarone:
A Metalogic Programming Language. ICLP 1989: 218-233 - Kave Eshghi, Robert A. Kowalski:
Abduction Compared with Negation by Failure. ICLP 1989: 234-254 - Jorge Lobo, Jack Minker, Arcot Rajasekar:
Extending the Semantics of Logic Programs to Disjunctive Logic Programs. ICLP 1989: 255-267 - Dale Miller:
Lexical Scoping as Universal Quantification. ICLP 1989: 268-283 - Luís Monteiro, António Porto:
Contextual Logic Programming. ICLP 1989: 284-299
Extensions of Warren Abstract Machine
- Evelina Lamma, Paola Mello, Antonio Natali:
The Design of an Abstract Machine for Efficient Implementation of Contexts in Logic Programming. ICLP 1989: 303-317 - Pier Giorgio Bosco, Carlo Cecchi, Corrado Moiso:
An Extension of WAM for K-LEAF: A WAM-based Compilation of Conditional Narrowing. ICLP 1989: 318-333
Miscellaneous Theory
- Andrea Asperti, Simone Martini:
Projections Instead of Variables: A Category Theoretic Interpretation of Logic Programs. ICLP 1989: 337-352 - Krzysztof R. Apt, Roland N. Bol, Jan Willem Klop:
On the Safe Termination of PROLOG Programs. ICLP 1989: 353-368 - Nachum Dershowitz, Naomi Lindenstrauss:
Average Time Analyses Related to Logic Programming. ICLP 1989: 369-381 - Michael Hanus:
Polymorphic High-Order Programming in Prolog. ICLP 1989: 382-397 - Francesca Rossi, Shamim A. Naqvi:
Contributions to the View Update Problem. ICLP 1989: 398-415
Parallel Implementations
- Alan Calderwood, Péter Szeredi:
Scheduling Or-parallelism in Aurora: The Manchester Scheduler. ICLP 1989: 419-435 - Katsuto Nakajima, Yu Inamura, Kazuaki Rokusawa, Nobuyuki Ichiyoshi, Takashi Chikayama:
Distributed Implementation of KL1 on the Multi-PSI/V2. ICLP 1989: 436-451 - Evan Tick:
A Performance Comparison of AND- and OR-Parallel Logic Programming Architectures. ICLP 1989: 452-467
Parallel Languages
- Reem Bahgat, Steve Gregory:
Pandora: Non-deterministic Parallel Logic Programming. ICLP 1989: 471-486 - José C. Cunha, Maria C. Ferreira, Luís Moniz Pereira:
Programming in Delta Prolog. ICLP 1989: 487-502
Programming Environments
- José A. S. Alegria, Artur M. Dias, Luís Caires:
Towards Distributed Tools for Heterogeneous Logic Programming Environments. ICLP 1989: 505-520 - Lee Naish, Philip W. Dart, Justin Zobel:
The NU-Prolog Debugging Environment. ICLP 1989: 521-536
Program Transformations
- Alberto Pettorossi, Maurizio Proietti:
Decidability Results and Characterization of Strategies for the Development of Logic Programs. ICLP 1989: 539-553 - Hirohisa Seki:
Unfold/Fold Transformation of Stratified Programs. ICLP 1989: 554-568
Semantic Issues
- Lawrence Cavedon:
Continuity, Consistency, and Completeness Properties for Logic Programs. ICLP 1989: 571-584 - Denis Lugiez:
A Deduction Procedure for First Order Programs. ICLP 1989: 585-599 - V. Wiktor Marek, V. S. Subrahmanian:
The Relationship Between Logic Program Semantics and Non-Monotonic Reasoning. ICLP 1989: 600-617
Semantics of Concurrency
- Frank S. de Boer, Joost N. Kok, Catuscia Palamidessi, Jan J. M. M. Rutten:
Semantic Models for a Version of PARLOG. ICLP 1989: 621-636 - Antonio Brogi, Roberto Gorrieri:
Model Theoretic, Fixpoint and Operational Semantics for a Distributed Logic Language. ICLP 1989: 637-652
Invited Talks
- Teodor C. Przymusinski:
Non-Monotonic Formalisms and Logic Programming. ICLP 1989: 655-674 - Paris C. Kanellakis, Serge Abiteboul:
A Logical Database Query Language with Object Identity and Strong Typing. ICLP 1989: 675-692
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