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Marcadores Sociales
Facultad De Informatica
Id. 42139286
Idioma inglés
Titulo Facultad De Informatica
Autor(es) J. Correas,J. M. Gomez,M. Carro,D. Cabeza,M. Hermenegildo,J. Correas Et Al
Localización http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/703750.html
Versión 1.0
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Descripción This paper describes a model of persistence in (C)LP languages and two di#erent and practically very useful ways to implement this model in current systems. The fundamental idea is that persistence is a characteristic of certain dynamic predicates (i.e., those which encapsulate state). The main e#ect of declaring a predicate persistent is that the dynamic changes made to such predicates persist from one execution to the next one. After proposing a syntax for declaring persistent predicates, a simple, file-based implementation of the concept is presented and some examples shown. An additional implementation is proposed which stores persistent predicates in an external database. The abstraction of the concept of persistence from its implementation allows developing applications which can store their persistent predicates alternatively in files or databases with only a few simple changes to a declaration stating the location and modality used for persistent storage. The paper presents the model, the implementation approach in both the cases of using files and relational databases, a number of optimizations of the process (using information obtained from static global analysis and goal clustering), and performance results from an implementation of these ideas.
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Palabras clave J. Correas,J. M. Gomez,M. Carro,D. Cabeza,M. Hermenegildo,J. Correas Et Al Facultad De Informatica
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Relación [IsBasedOn] http://clip.dia.fi.upm.es/papers/persdb-tr1.pdf
[References] oai:CiteSeerPSU:365507
[References] oai:CiteSeerPSU:705122
[References] oai:CiteSeerPSU:82768
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