
ICLP'93 Workshop: Blackboard-based Logic Programming
Call For Papers
ICLP'93 Postconference Workshop on
Blackboard-based Logic Programming
Budapest, Hungary
June 24, 1993
Sponsored by the Association of Logic Programming
Experience with existing logic programming languages has revealed the
need for access to global data in a structured way. Blackboards have
recently entered logic programming as a promising answer to this need.
Besides the advantages of global storage, blackboards are successfully
used for communication in new parallel languages (e.g.
Linda-D-Prolog, Shared Prolog,...). They have also turned out to be an
elegant tool for integrating independently developed Prolog programs
as well as programs written in vastly different styles, such as
functional, object-oriented and logic programming styles.
The workshop is intended to bring together researchers interested in
all aspects of blackboard-based logic programming, including but not
limited to the following topics:
- Language design (both concurrent and sequential)
- Theory and foundations
- Implementations and architectures
- Compilation techniques
- Global and persistent objects in logic programming
- Multi-paradigm blackboard programming
- Applications and programming methodologies.
Authors interested in presenting their work are invited to send, by
e-mail or by regular mail, a 3-5 page abstract or, preferably, a full
paper before April 1st. The submissions will be reviewed by the
workshop organizers and based on this review, they will be included in
informal proceedings to be distributed to the attendees. A selection
of these papers will be presented at the workshop.
Acceptance/rejection will be notified by May 1st.
People interested in attending the workshop are welcome too. They are
kindly requested to send their postal and (if available) electronic
address as soon as possible.
Submit papers to:
J.-M. Jacquet
Department of Computer Science, University of Namur,
rue Grandgagnage 21,
5000 Namur, Belgium
Phone: +32 (81) 72 50 01
Fax: +32 (81) 72 49 67
Submissions Due: April 1, 1993
Notification: May 1, 1993