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Mode Analysis Techniques for Discovery of Lists in Prolog

ContributorsHorspool, R. Nigel
Published inTsichritzis, Dionysios (Ed.), Object Management = Gestion d'objets, p. 305-312
PublisherGenève : Centre universitaire d'informatique
Publication date1990-07
Abstract

Interpretation is a technique that has been applied to Prolog code for the purposes of mode analysis and determinacy analysis. This paper shows how it may also be used to discover which Prolog objects are lists. One use of such an analysis would be for program verification purposes. A second use would be for optimizing memory allocation, especially if cdr-coding is used to implement lists.

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HORSPOOL, R. Nigel. Mode Analysis Techniques for Discovery of Lists in Prolog. In: Object Management = Gestion d’objets. Tsichritzis, Dionysios (Ed.). Genève : Centre universitaire d’informatique, 1990. p. 305–312.
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