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In this case, it's even worse. Prolog is computationally complete. With everything that comes with rice's theorem. Every non-trivial property of a program being
by maweki 4y ago
In this case, it's even worse. Prolog is computationally complete. With everything that comes with rice's theorem. Every non-trivial property of a program being generally undecidable.
Datalog, on the other hand, isn't. It's terminating, like SQL. And many program properties are indeed decidable.