Modelling the combination of functional and logic programming languages
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The combination of functional and pure Horn clause logic languages is formally introduced. To give a framework for the investigation of implementations we define a complete and consistent model, which retains full invertibility and allows separation of logic and control. Some existing implementations are discussed from this viewpoint. An extended unification algorithm is suggested, which incorporates the features demanded by our model.
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