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    Title: Continuation Semantics of Logic Programs with Disciplined Exception Handling
    Authors: Shih, Timothy Kuo-Chen
    Contributors: 淡江大學資訊工程學系
    Keywords: 連續語意;邏輯程式;教訓例外處理;例外處理器;Continuation Semantic;Logic Program;Disciplined Exception Handling;Exception Handler
    Date: 1994-12
    Issue Date: 2014-02-13
    Abstract: This paper presents a disciplined exception mechanism based on continuations. Continuations provide mechanisms for labels and jumps. We present a mechanism to preserve a Prolog program continuation to be invoked at a later point. This mechanism is used in the design of exception signals, handlers, and exception continuations for logic programs. An exception continuation specifies how a computation should continue (e.g. resume, undo, alternate, or terminate) after an exception is raised. The Z notation is used to specify the continuation semantics of logic programs with exceptions. Based on the semantic functions, an interpreter written in Prolog is derived to justify our approach.
    Relation: 1994 Internation Computer Symposium Conference Proceeding Volume of 1 of 2,頁571-576
    Appears in Collections:[Graduate Institute & Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering] Proceeding

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