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CFP: Workshop on Logic Programming Environments

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From: Umit Yalcinalp
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 14:52
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       The focus for the workshop is software development and
       maintenance tools for logic programming. We solicit papers in,
       but not limited to, the following areas.

		--debugging 
		--testing
		--explanation
 		--reverse-engineering
		--shells
		--tools for expert system development
		--software evolution support
		--CSCW (Computer Supported Cooperative Work)
                  environments for joint development
	       

       The workshop is intended as a forum for researchers to discuss
       complete architectures for environments or specific techniques
       and tools for development and maintenance of such environments.
       We also invite participation of users with special environments
       on the matter to discuss their needs.

       SUBMISSIONS:

       Please submit 3 copies of an extended abstract (11pt, around
       but not to exceed 6 pages including figures and references) to
       
       
	        Umit Yalcinalp,
                BP Research  
	        4440 Warrensville Center Rd
	        Cleveland, Ohio 44128
	        USA           	
	        Tel:(216)581-6642
	        Fax:(216)581-5621
	        Email: yalcinalpu@rcwcl1.dnet.bp.com
                       (or umit@bach.ces.cwru.edu)


       Please include your email address and telephone/fax
       number for notification. Email submissions are accepted ONLY IN
       postscript. (Since there will be no time for final versions,
       the submitted versions of the accepted papers will be the ones
       that are published). 

       Proposals for demonstrations should also be sent to Umit
       Yalcinalp.

       PROCEEDINGS: Similar to previous years, informal proceedings
       containing the accepted papers of the workshop will be
       published as a technical report. They will be distributed to
       the participants and to people who will request them.


       SCHEDULE:

       Submission Deadline:      September 1st, 1992

       Notification Sent:        October 1st, 1992

       Workshop Date 		 November 13th, 1992


       ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:

       		Mireille Ducasse, ECRC, Germany,      
       		Yow-Jian Lin,     Bellcore, USA,       
       		Umit Yalcinalp,   BP Research, USA


       ADDRESS INQUIRIES to: Umit Yalcinalp. 
	            







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--Umit Yalcinalp 
  umit@bach.ces.cwru.edu
  CWRU Logic Programming Lab
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From: umit@ces.cwru.edu (Umit Yalcinalp)
Subject: CFP: Workshop on Logic Programming Environments
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Organization: COMPOSERS Logic Programming group/CWRU
   Call for Participation
     4th Workshop on LOGIC PROGRAMMING ENVIRONMENTS
       Friday, November 13th, 1992
    in conjunction with
  Joint International Conference and Symposium on Logic Programming
    November 9-13, 1992
    Washington, D.C. USA
       Logic programming is used more widely in solving real-life
       problems and building applications. Therefore, specialized
       tools, techniques and environments are needed to enable easy,
       rapid and sound development and maintenance of large software
       systems based on logic programming. Based on the interest and
       the success of the three previous workshops on this topic, we
       are organizing a fourth workshop within JICSLP'92 to address the
       development and use of logic programming environments.
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