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Relational Programming
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### Relational Methods in Computer Science

*   rating: 3

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### Overview of relational programming

*   rating: 2

A report on a research program to develop a (point-free) relational programming
language.

The investigation proceeds at the language design level only - implementation
issues are hardly considered.  A major concern of the language design is to be
able to express operations on non-linear data (e.g. trees) (in contrast to e.g.
APL's ability to manipulate linear data, e.g. matrices).

[Introduction to relational programming][] is an earlier report on the same
research program, but the syntax has evolved between the two points.  In
particular, given that all functions are relations, function application is
a subset of relation application, but the side on which the function is
considered to be, has been swapped since the earlier paper.

### Introduction to relational programming

*   rating: 1

[Overview of relational programming][] is probably a better paper, but this
does contain some worked examples of relational programs (for payroll, etc.)

### Relational programming

*   rating: TODO

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### A Short Skinny on Relations & the Algebra of Programming | Hey There Buddo!

*   rating: 3

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### amb - The CHICKEN Scheme wiki

*   rating: 1

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