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B-Prolog

B-Prolog was a high-performance implementation of the standard Prolog language with several extended features including matching clauses, action rules for event handling, finite-domain constraint solving, arrays and hash tables, declarative loops, and tabling. First released in 1994, B-Prolog is now a widely used CLP system. The constraint solver of…

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Loops with foreach and list comprehension

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Matching clauses

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Action rules

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CLP(FD)

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Matching clauses

Action rules

CLP(FD)

  • CHIP CHIP (programming language)

Loops with foreach and list comprehension

Tabling

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B-Prolog

Nodes20
Edges19
Triples65
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.1
Components1

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B-Prolog

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related to CLP(FD) · 18
B-Prolog → AR, B-Prolog's, Boolean, CHIP, During, Ey, For, In, Like, March, Prolog, Prolog-based, Recently, Thanks, That, The, The AR, Whenever
related to Arrays and the array subscript notation · 11
B-Prolog → All, Dims, For, I1, In, In B-Prolog, Prolog, So, The, This, To
related to Action rules · 8
B-Prolog → Action Rules, Agents, An, AR, Each, Prolog, The, To
related to External links · 8
B-Prolog → Architecture, B-PrologPerformance, CLP, FD, Official, Prolog, Solve, With B-PrologThe Language Features
related to Loops with foreach and list comprehension · 6
B-Prolog → CLP, FD, For, Prolog, The, Theforeachbuilt-in
related to Tabling · 6
B-Prolog → B-Prolog's, In B-Prolog, Tabling, The, The PRISM, XSB
related to Matching clauses · 3
B-Prolog → Prolog, The, The B-Prolog
is a · 1
B-Prolog → commercial product

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constraint prolog language example array list matching following programming tabling used system notation clauses also events event two action program

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B-Prologis acommercial product0.90text
CLPinstance ofThe emergence of constraint programming constructs0.80text
natural language processinginstance ofTablingTabling has been found increasingly important for not only helping beginners write workable declarative programs but also developing real-world applications0.80text
model checkinginstance ofTablingTabling has been found increasingly important for not only helping beginners write workable declarative programs but also developing real-world applications0.80text
and machine learning applicationsinstance ofTablingTabling has been found increasingly important for not only helping beginners write workable declarative programs but also developing real-world applications0.80text
B-Prologrelated to Action rulesThe0.60section
B-Prologrelated to Action rulesTo0.60section
B-Prologrelated to Action rulesAction Rules0.60section
B-Prologrelated to Action rulesAR0.60section
B-Prologrelated to Action rulesAn0.60section
B-Prologrelated to Action rulesEach0.60section
B-Prologrelated to Action rulesAgents0.60section

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