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The lecture gives an overview about logic programming. The covered topics are WAM - Warren Abstract Machine, binarization, abstract interpretation, partial evaluation, types and constraint logic programming.
Last update: T_KTI (10.04.2001)
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To learn theory and techniques used in Prolog and its implementations. Last update: Hric Jan, RNDr. (07.06.2019)
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Oral exam on topics from lecture. Last update: Hric Jan, RNDr. (07.06.2019)
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[1] H. Ait-Kaci: Warren's Abstract Machine - A Tutorial Reconstruction, MIT Press, 1991
[2] N.D. Jones, C.K. Gomard, P. Sestoft: Partial evaluation and Automatic Program Generation, Prentice Hall, New York, 1993
[3] J.Jaffar, M.J.Maher: Constraint Logic Programming: A Survey; in: Journal of Logic Programming, 1994, vol. 19/20, pp. 503 - 581
[4] R.A.O'Keefe: The Craft of Prolog, MIT Press, 1990 Last update: Zakouřil Pavel, RNDr., Ph.D. (05.08.2002)
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1. Compilation of logic programs, Warren Abstract Machine [1], method for development of abstract machines and their instructions. Implementation of built-in predicates, optimizations.
2. Abstract interpretation - method for extraction of global information about programs, abstract and concrete domains, cumulative semantics, using of extracted information in compilation.
3. Transformation of logic programs, partial evaluation [2], Futamura projections. Partial evaluation for Prolog, solving of nondeterminism.
4. Ideas of constraint logic programming [3] (CLP), domains and solvers.
5. Advanced programming methods. Last update: T_KTI (14.05.2015)
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