
AbstractIn this paper we propose a new generic scheme CFLP(D), intended as a logical and semantic framework for lazy Constraint Functional Logic Programming over a parametrically given constraint domain D. As in the case of the well known CLP(D) scheme for Constraint Logic Programming, D is assumed to provide domain specific data values and constraints. CFLP(D) programs are presented as sets of constrained rewrite rules that define the behaviour of possibly higher order and/or non-deterministic lazy functions over D. As the main novelty w.r.t. previous related work, we present a Constraint Rewriting Logic CRWL(D) which provides a declarative semantics for CFLP(D) programs. This logic relies on a new formalization of constraint domains and program interpretations, which allows a flexible combination of domain specific data values and user defined data constructors, as well as a functional view of constraints.
Logic Programming, Functional Programming, Constraints, Theoretical Computer Science, Computer Science(all)
Logic Programming, Functional Programming, Constraints, Theoretical Computer Science, Computer Science(all)
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