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ORCIDJournal of Logic Programming, Volume 29
Volume 29, Number 1-3, October-December 1996
- Gopal Gupta, Mats Carlsson:
Guest Editors' Introduction: High-Performance Implementations of Logic Programming Systems. 1-3 - Andrew Taylor:
Parma - Bridging the Performance GAP Between Imperative and Logic Programming. 5-16 - Zoltan Somogyi, Fergus Henderson, Thomas C. Conway:
The Execution Algorithm of Mercury, an Efficient Purely Declarative Logic Programming Language. 17-64 - Paul Tarau, Koenraad De Bosschere, Bart Demoen:
Partial Translation: Towards a Portable and Efficient Prolog Implementation Technology. 65-83 - Andreas Krall:
The Vienna Abstract Machine. 85-106 - Bruce K. Holmer, Barton Sano, Michael J. Carlton, Peter Van Roy, Alvin M. Despain:
Design and Analysis of Hardware for High-Performance Prolog. 107-139 - Evan Tick, Barton C. Massey, James S. Larson:
Experience with the Super Monaco Optimizing Compiler. 141-169 - Saumya K. Debray, David Gudeman, Peter A. Bigot:
Detection and Optimization of Suspension-Free Logic Programs. 171-194 - Donald A. Smith:
Multilog and Data or-Parallelism. 195-244 - Kish Shen:
Overview of Daswam: Exploitation of Dependent and-Parallelism. 245-293
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