Description
Logic Programming presents in many cases important advantages over
imperative programming and other declarative paradigms. The last few
years have witnessed the development of many useful extensions to
logic programming such as support for parallel, concurrent, and
distributed programming or the Constraint Logic Programming
paradigm, with clear industrial applications. However, although the
industrial impact of (constraint) programming is substantial
compared to other new programming paradigms, it is still far from
widespread. One of the factors that can presumably make the use of
logic programming and its extensions more pervasive by industry is the
availability of advanced programming environments which facilitate the
development, debugging, and exploitation of systems based on these
paradigms. Moreover, some of the extensions to logic programming make
understanding the performance of program execution more difficult.
This workshop aims at fostering interaction among different
researchers and groups currently working on the design and
implementation of practical tools and environments for the development
of (constraint) logic programs and related paradigms.
Back to Tools and Environments for
(Constraint) Logic Programming
tools-env97@dia.upm.es