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• A Bibliography on Logic Programming and Prolog

  @InProceedings{Ciepielewski83,
    author =       "A. Ciepielewski and S. Haridi.",
    editor =       "R. E. A. Mason.",
    title =        "A Formal Model for Or-Parallel Execution of Logic
                   Programs",
    booktitle =    "Information Processing 83. Proceedings of The IFIP 9th
                   World Computer Congress",
    pages =        "299--305",
    publisher =    "North-Holland. ISBN: 0 444 86729 5",
    address =      "Amsterdam, Netherlands.",
    year =         "1983",
    keywords =     "program interpreters; storage management and garbage
                   collection; programming; parallel processing;
                   multiprocessing systems.",
    abstract =     "As a step towards an architecture suitable for
                   parallel execution of logic programs the authors
                   develop and evaluate an interpreter specifying
                   semantics of Or-Parallel execution of the Horn Clause
                   subset of predicate logic. They concentrate on the
                   problem of storage management, which is crucial for an
                   efficient implementation of Or-Parallelism, and has not
                   been properly solved, so far. They present a storage
                   model retaining the notion of binding environment and
                   suitable for an implementation on a loosely coupled
                   multiprocessor system. During the whole development
                   process the authors use the specification and
                   refinement methods of VDM.",
  }
  
  

• bibliography on Lisp from 1960-1992

  
  @TechReport{Lieberman80b,
    author =       "H. Lieberman and Carl E. Hewitt",
    title =        "A Real Time Garbage Collector That Can Recover
                   Temporary Storage Quickly",
    institution =  "Massachusetts Institute of Technology, A.I. Lab.",
    address =      "Cambridge, Massachusetts",
    type =         "Technical Report",
    number =       "A. I. MEMO 569",
    keywords =     "Real Time Garbage Collection, Reference Counting,
                   LISP, Object-Oriented Programming, Virtual Memory,
                   Parallel Processing",
    cite =         "\bibitem{LH83a} (\cite{LH83c})",
    note =         "siehe auch A. I. MEMO 569A, 1983 und 569A, Okt. 1981",
    month =        apr,
    year =         "1980",
  }
  
  @TechReport{Lieberman81c,
    author =       "Henry Lieberman and Carl E. Hewitt",
    title =        "A Real Time Garbage Collector Based on the Lifetimes
                   of Objects",
    institution =  "Massachusetts Institute of Technology, A.I. Lab.",
    address =      "Cambridge, Massachusetts",
    type =         "Report",
    number =       "A. I. MEMO 569A",
    keywords =     "Real Time Garbage Collection, Reference Counting,
                   LISP, Object-Oriented Programming, Virtual Memory,
                   Parallel Processing",
    cite =         "\bibitem{LH83a} (\cite{LH83c})",
    note =         "siehe auch A. I. MEMO 569A, 1983",
    month =        oct,
    year =         "1981",
  }
  
  @InProceedings{Hayashi83a,
    author =       "Hiromu Hayashi and A. Hattori and H. Akimoto",
    title =        "{ALPHA} --- {A} High-Performance {LISP} Machine
                   Equipped with a New Stack Structure and Garbage
                   Collection System",
    booktitle =    "IEEE 1983 Conference Proceedings 10th Annual
                   International Symposium on Computer Architecture",
    address =      "Stockholm, Sweden",
    organization = "IEEE Computer Society Press, and ACM, New York",
    number =       "ISBN 089791-101-6",
    pages =        "342--348",
    keywords =     "LISP",
    note =         "Published as SIGARCH Newsletter, Vol. 11, No. 3",
    keywords =     "LISP",
    stand =        "LISP-Museum, Stehsammler 1983",
    month =        jun,
    year =         "1983",
  }
  
  @TechReport{Lieberman83,
    author =       "Henry Lieberman and C. E. Hewitt",
    title =        "A Real Time Garbage Collector Based on the Lifetimes
                   of Objects",
    institution =  "Massachusetts Institute of Technology, A.I. Lab.",
    address =      "Cambridge, Massachusetts",
    type =         "Report",
    number =       "A. I. MEMO 569A",
    keywords =     "Real Time Garbage Collection, Reference Counting,
                   LISP, Object-Oriented Programming, Virtual Memory,
                   Parallel Processing",
    cite =         "\bibitem{LH83a} (\cite{LH83c})",
    stand =        "Box: Actors",
    year =         "1983",
  }
  
  

• Bibliography on the logic programming language Prolog

  @InProceedings{BRUYNOOGHE82,
    key =          "Bruynooghe",
    author =       "M. Bruynooghe",
    title =        "A Note on Garbage Collection in Prolog Interpreters",
    booktitle =    "Proceedings of the First International Logic
                   Programming Conference",
    editor =       "M. van Caneghem",
    organization = "ADDP-GIA, Faculte des Sciences de Luminy",
    address =      "Marseille, France",
    month =        sep,
    year =         "1982",
    pages =        "52--55",
    keywords =     "garbage collection; determinate computations",
    bibdate =      "Tue Jul 5 14:32:18 1983",
  }
  
  

• Bibliography on Parallel Processing from RISC

  @Article{CoNi83,
    author =       "Jacques Cohen and Alexandru Nicolau",
    title =        "{Comparison of Compacting Algorithms for Garbage
                   Collection}",
    journal =      "{ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and
                   Systems}",
    volume =       "5",
    number =       "4",
    month =        oct,
    year =         "1983",
    pages =        "532--553",
    owner =        "pcl",
  }
  
  

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