A logic program strongly terminates if it terminates for any selection rule. Clearly, considering a particular selection rule—like Prolog’s leftmost selection rule—allows one...
—Most analysis methods for real-time systems assume that all the components of the system are at roughly the same stage of development and can be expressed in a single notation, ...
George S. Avrunin, James C. Corbett, Laura K. Dill...
Automated software verification and path-sensitive program analysis require the ability to distinguish executable program paths from those that are infeasible. To achieve this, pro...
Abstract. We study the notion of binding-time analysis for logic programs. We formalise the unfolding aspect of an on-line partial deduction s a Prolog program. Using abstract inte...
Maurice Bruynooghe, Michael Leuschel, Konstantinos...
We present a logic programming language which uses a four-valued bilattice as the underlying framework for semantics of programs. The two orderings of the bilattice reflect the c...
Bamshad Mobasher, Jacek Leszczylowski, Don Pigozzi