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PROLOG on the DADO Machine: A Parallel System For High-Speed Logic Programming
DADO is a highly-parallel. VLSI-baaed, tree-structured machine designed to provide significant performance improvements in the execution or large production system programs. In this paper, we describe current research aimed at implementing PROLOG within the parallel framework which DADO provides. The implementation allows parallel satisfaction of both disjunctions and conjunctions which occur in the goal tree generated during the execution or a PROLOG program. Local unification routines in each processor allow parallel satisfaction or disjunctive goals while a parallel relational join operation provides a framework to solve conjunctive subgoals. An overview of the technique currently being implemented and their relationship to the architecture is presented.
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- Academic Units
- Computer Science
- Publisher
- Department of Computer Science, Columbia University
- Series
- Columbia University Computer Science Technical Reports, CUCS-046-83
- Published Here
- October 20, 2011