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Cyber & formal methods publications October 1, 1983

An Overlapped Prolog Processor

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Tick, E. (1983). An overlapped Prolog processor. SRI International. Artificial Intelligence Center.

Abstract

This report describes the design of a Prolog machine organization implementing D. Warren’s architecture. The objective was to determine the maximum performance attainable by a sequential Prolog machine for “reasonable” cost. The report compares the organization to both general-purpose, microcoded machines and reduced-instruction-set machines. Hand timings indicate that a peak performance rate of 450 K LIPS (logical inferences per second) is well within current technology limitations and 1 M LIPS is potentially feasible.

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