sharing the load of logic-program evaluation
We propose a method of parallelizing bottom-up-evaluation of logic programs. The method does not introduce interprocess communication, or synchronization overhead. We demonstrate that it can be applied when evaluating several classes of logic programs, e.g., the class of linear single rule programs. This extends the work reported in [WS] by significantly expanding the classes of logic programs that can be evaluated in parallel. We also prove that there are classes of programs to which the parallelization method cannot be applied.
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