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Distributed Object Oriented Logic Programming
Keith Clark, Tzone I Wang, Dk Parlog
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In this paper we introduce a programming language/system DK Parlog ++ which is an experimental testbed for distributed applications, particularly distributed AI and distributed knowledge base applications. The language is designed to have the concurrent computation ability of the Concurrent Logic Programming(CLP) languages, the knowledge representation and problem solving ability of Prolog, both enriched with the program and knowledge structuring capabilities of Object Oriented programming. The basic building blocks of an application are a collection of classes and servers which can be distributed over a network of machines. The location of a class or server is specified in its definition. Classes and servers have unique public names, such as student, department and db manager. Classes can be linked using single inheritance. Servers are like classes except they have no instances (which is why we do not call them classes) and no inheritance links. They are used to implement publicall...
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Clark, K., Wang, T. I., & Parlog, D. (1995). Distributed Object Oriented Logic Programming.
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title = {{Distributed Object Oriented Logic Programming}},
author = {Clark, Keith and Wang, Tzone I and Parlog, Dk},
year = {1995}
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