Timothy Koschmann and Martha Walton Evens. Bridging the gap between object-oriented and logic programming. IEEE Software, 60:36-42, July 1988.  Home/Search   Document Not in Database   Summary   Related Articles   Check

....is there a best paradigm that s a tough question. Speaking of the paradigms evolution yet another thing has to be considered: the integration of paradigms (which is known as multi paradigm approach) The goal of such an integration can be a collaboration of paradigms (an example can be found in [10]) but the integration between paradigms can be loose, so paradigms would just coexist rather than build on each other or collaborate. In this paper, several current software paradigms are brie y presented and then a multi paradigm approach is considered together with two examples of it. ....

Timothy Koschmann and Martha Walton Evens. Bridging the gap between object-oriented and logic programming. IEEE Software, 60:36-42, July 1988.

....language reuse) There is also a possibility of implementing one language on top of the other, but this leads to a certain degradation of performance. More on this topic and also an example of interconnecting object oriented and logic programming (Loops and Xerox Quintus Prolog) can be found in [KE88] 4.2 Multi Paradigm Design for C Multi paradigm design for C (MPD) as proposed by Coplien [Cop99b, Cop99a, Cop99c] has its roots in multi paradigm characteristics of C . Despite these multi paradigm characteristics, C is often considered to be only an object oriented language. As ....

Timothy Koschmann and Martha Walton Evens. Bridging the gap between object-oriented and logic programming. IEEE Software, 60:36-42, July 1988.

....deductive retrieval is facilitated through built in methods. Besides that, in KSL Logic, all logical constructs are viewed as objects. In CBL, an OO base language has been extended with means for expressing complex conditionals (rules) The example of a language interface is Prolog Loops [KE88], where facilities have been provided for making calls to Loops objects from Prolog, and for setting Prolog goals from Loops (in the form of messages) Mergers with a logic base language are the most numerous. The historically earliest proposals by Shapiro and Takeuchi [ST83] and Zaniolo [Zan84] ....

T. Koschmann and M. W. Evens. Bridging the gap between object-oriented and logic programming. IEEE Software, 5(5):36-42, 1988.

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Koschmann, Timothy, & Evens, Martha Walton. (1988). Bridging the gap between objectoriented and logic programming. IEEE software, 5(July), 36--42.

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Koschmann, T. and M. W. Evens. Bridging the gap between object-oriented and logic programming. IEEE Software, 5:36--42, July 1988.

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