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Shared Prolog (SP) is a parallel symbolic language in which coordination issues are clearly separated from computation issues. SP combines concurrency and communication based on a shared dataspace coordination model with sequential symbolic computation based on logic programming. We demonstrate how a rule-based coordination language can be used for expressing a number of different parallel computing schemata, reusing and reorganizing existing sequential programs.
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