Re: [Caml-list] Computational Logic in OCaml

[Olivier Grisel <olivier.grisel@ensta.org>]

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Thanks to anybody who gave me references for my problem (on this ML or
privately).

The JH's TP examples are a great ressource but I find the organisation
of the source code a bit unusual and it makes it hard to use it directly
as a library... Anyway it is full of good implementation ideas and I
might write my own lib based on those ideas.

The Coq standard lib seems to be another interesting reference and I
will have a deeper look inside to work out which part refer to FOL and
which parts refers to other weird logics I have never heard about :o)

I will also think about whether or not de Bruijn indices can help in
designing data structures for variable bindings in Horn Clauses.

thanks again,
Olivier

Jean-Christophe Filliatre wrote:
| Olivier Grisel writes:
|
|>I plan to write some implementation of classical Inductive Logic
|>Programming strategies in OCaml and I would like to know if there exists
|>ocaml libraries for computational logic (first order logic) available
|>under a free software license.
|>
|>I would also welcome thanksfully any advice or design guideline on data
|>structures for objects such as Horn clauses (datalog or with functors),
|>variable bindings and ideas to efficiently implement opertations such as
|>resolution and theta-subsumption test.
|
|
| You may be interested in John Harrison's Theorem Proving Examples:
|
|   http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/users/jrh/atp/index.html
|
| Regards,
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