A constraint-logic object-oriented language
Jan C. Dageförde, Herbert Kuchen · 2018
Object-oriented (OO) programming languages prevail in the development of enterprise software, but they do not particularly support the implementation of software which includes solving complicated search problems with dynamically appearing constraints, e. g. as found in logistics. Such problems could be tackled by implementing the main business logic in e. g. Java and the search in a constraint-logic language. However, integrating both aspects is clumsy.