Can Clp (constraint Logic Programming) Be Implemented Just In Prolog ?

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Editor Staff asked 10 months ago

Can Clp (constraint Logic Programming) Be Implemented Just In Prolog ?

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Editor Staff answered 10 months ago

Using the technique known as meta-programming, it is possible to implement CLP completely in PROLOG. The disadvantage of this approach is degradation of performance that is typical for meta-programming.