The Journal of Functional and Logic Programming (JFLP) is a now defunct electronic journal. It covers a broad scope of topics from functional and logic programming. It is specially concerned with the integration of the functional and logic paradigms as well as their common foundations. The Journal expects articles ranging from the theoretical foundations of functional and logic programming up to the application of such languages ``in the real world''. The Journal is published by The MIT Press.

All articles are published electronically using the facilities of the Internet, such as ftp and World Wide-Web in order to provide fast and flexible access to all articles, from all over the world. Similarly, articles have to be submitted electronically to minimize publication delays. Nevertheless, all articles have to pass a standard peer review by our board of editors, to ensure quality.

If you have general questions about the Journal, its contents, or distribution, feel free to contact:

jflp.request@ls5.informatik.uni-dortmund.de

News

• The first two article in the recent Volume 1998 appeared at the 16 January and 20 January, respectively.

  

  More Information

  There is further information on a number of topics.
  • Articles published in the journal.
  • The main areas covered by JFLP.
  • What is electronic publishing and how does it work for JFLP?
  • Submitting an article to JFLP.
  • If you read JFLP, you should subscribe. Or better, let your institution subscribe.
  • Visit our co-journal, the Chicago Journal of Theoretical Computer Science (CJTCS), which is also published electronically by The MIT Press

  

  These pages are maintained by Manuel M. T. Chakravarty for the Executive Board of JFLP. Suggestions for improvement are always welcome.