1987
DOI: 10.1016/s0747-7171(87)80065-2
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Embedding boolean expressions into logic programming

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“…defining a set of primitive constraints and providing a constraint solver for the constraints). Thus CHIP contains constraint systems over finite domains [72], Booleans [6], and rational numbers [30,74], Prolog III is endowed with constraint systems over Booleans, rational numbers, and lists, while CLP (R) solves constraints over real numbers. The CLP scheme was further generalized into the cc framework of concurrent constraint programming [54][55][56] to accommodate additional constraint operations (e.g.…”
Section: P Van Hentenrvck Et Almentioning
confidence: 99%
“…defining a set of primitive constraints and providing a constraint solver for the constraints). Thus CHIP contains constraint systems over finite domains [72], Booleans [6], and rational numbers [30,74], Prolog III is endowed with constraint systems over Booleans, rational numbers, and lists, while CLP (R) solves constraints over real numbers. The CLP scheme was further generalized into the cc framework of concurrent constraint programming [54][55][56] to accommodate additional constraint operations (e.g.…”
Section: P Van Hentenrvck Et Almentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En estaúltima categoría se encuentra, el ya nombrado, lenguaje CHIP [36] y el lenguaje Prolog III [25], que ofrecen algoritmos Booleanos de propósito especial en los cuales el procesamiento de restricciones Booleanas se realiza en el paso de unificación (como es habitual en CLP). Laúnica restricción realmente necesaria es la igualdad entre los términos Booleanos.…”
Section: (Pseudo-)booleanosunclassified
“…Section 9.1). (Büttner and Simonis, 1987) Remark. Various tools supporting algebraic logic exist already.…”
Section: Raw Deductive Machinery For a Map Calculusmentioning
confidence: 99%