Concurrency in Logic Programming has received much attention in the past. One problem with many proposals, when applied to Prolog, is that they involve large modifications to the...
Abstract. Concurrency is an attractive property of a language to exploit multi-CPU hardware or perform multiple tasks concurrently. In recent years we see Prolog systems experiment...
Newer Prolog implementations commonly offer support for multi-threading, and have also begun to offer support for tabling. However, most implementations do not yet integrate tablin...
Concurrent programs are difficult to write, reason about, re-use, and maintain. In particular, for system-level ions that use a shared memory abstraction for thread or process syn...