Category: ALP ISSUE

zelph: an open-source semantic network reasoning engine

zelph is an open-source semantic network reasoning engine that performs bottom-up forward chaining over a unified graph. Its key characteristic is radical homoiconicity: rules, predicates, numbers, and facts are all nodes in the same subject–predicate–object graph. Computation emerges from rule-driven…

In Memoriam: Sergio Antoy

Dr. Sergio Antoy, a distinguished and long-serving Professor of Computer Science at Portland State University, has passed away. A respected researcher and dedicated educator, Sergio was a leading figure in the field of programming languages and functional logic programming.  Sergio…

CILC 2025 Report

By Dario Guidotti, Laura Pandolfo, and Luca PulinaUniversity of Sassari, via Roma 151, Sassari, 07100, Italy The Italian Conference on Computational Logic (CILC) is the annual event of the Italian Association for Logic Programming (GULP – Gruppo Ricercatori e Utenti…

Extensions of Logic Programming in Maude

By Santiago Escobar, VRAIN, Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain AbstractIn 2022/2023, the logic programming community is celebrating the milestone of 50 years of evolution of logic programming languages, started in 1972 with the first version of Prolog. In this paper,…