JFLP: Articles Published in 1998

The Journal of Functional and Logic Programming

Volume 1998

Published by The MIT Press . Copyright 1998 Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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Currently, there are six articles in this volume.

Editorials

None in this volume.

Articles

• Context-Sensitive Computations in Functional and Functional Logic Programs by Salvador Lucas , 16 January 1998
• Semantics for using Stochastic Constraint Solvers in Constraint Logic Programming by Peter Stuckey and Vincent Tam, 20 January 1998
• Beyond Depth-First Strategies: Improving Tabled Logic Programs through Alternative Scheduling by Juliana Freire , Terrance Swift , and David S. Warren , 27 April 1998
• A Strict Border for the Decidability of E-Unification for Recursive Functions by Heinz Faßbender and Sebastian Maneth, 28 May 1998
• Calculi of Generalized beta-Reduction and Explicit Substitutions: The Type-Free and Simply Typed Versions by Fairouz Kamareddine , Alejandro Ríos , and Joe B. Wells 4 June 1998
• Constraint Logic Programming over Unions of Constraint Theories by Cesare Tinelli and Mehdi T. Harandi, 10 December 1998
• Improved Register Usage for Functional Programs through Multiple Function Versions by M. Satpathy, A. Sanyal, and G. Venkatesh, 10 December 1998

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Acknowledgments

Numerous people have contributed in some way to this volume of JFLP. The editors (members of the Editorial and Executive Board) of JFLP as well as the people of The MIT Press worked on the production of this volume in too many ways to enumerate them here.

Michael J. O'Donnell was an irreplaceable help, not only by providing cjstruct , but also by giving important advice; he also provided some of the WWWeb material used in these pages. Martin Simons provided important TeXnical advice.

The Computer Science Department of the Technical University Berlin kindly provides the Web space for JFLP.

The technical credit is given separately.

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