Solutions to logic problems in APL2

Authors:
James A. Brown;Manuel Alfonseca
Affiliations:
IBM Santa Teresa Lab J88/E42, 555 Bailey Ave., P.O. Box 50020, San Jose, Calif.;IBM Madrid Scientific Center, Paseo de la Castellana, 4, 28043 Madrid, SPAIN
Venue:
APL '87 Proceedings of the international conference on APL: APL in transition
Year:
1987

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Abstract

Logic problems are traditionally solved using notations invented for their solution. APL provides a different way to look at logic problems.This paper looks at some logic problems and shows how they can be solved, at least conceptually, in parallel using APL. The solutions are contrasted with solutions to the same problems in PROLOG. Thus, it is shown that APL has logic programming capabilities in addition to its well known computational abilities.