Skip to main content

An Experience with a Prolog-based Object-Oriented Language

Koichi Fukunaga, Shin'ichi Hirose

PDF DOI 10.1145/28697.28719 dblp BibTeX

Abstract

This paper presents an experience with a programming language SPOOL which is based on the combination of object-oriented programming and logic programming. This language inherits the capability of knowledge base organization from object-oriented programming and its expressive power from logic programming.

Related papers

SCOOP, Structured Concurrent Object-Oriented Prolog ECOOP 1988
Objects in Concurrent Logic Programming Languages OOPSLA 1986
Containerless Plurals: Separating Number from Type in Object-Oriented Programming TOPLAS 2022
Objects as Communicating Prolog Units ECOOP 1987
A Modeller's Workbench: Experiments in Object-Oriented Simulation ECOOP 1987
Experiences Developing and Using an Object-Oriented Library for Program Manipulation OOPSLA 1993
Designing Reusable Designs - Experiences Designing Object-Oriented Frameworks (Panel) OOPSLA 1990
Large Scale Object-Oriented Software-Development in a Banking Environment: An Experience Report ECOOP 1996