| May 6, 2008 7:09 PM PDT | |
This is one of the main techniques for introducing parallelism into a logic language. Consider the goal A: B,C,D (read ”A follows from B and C and D”) which means that goal A succeeds if and only if all three subgoals B and C and D succeed. In AND parallelism, subgoals B, C, and D are evaluated in parallel.
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