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LogScheme is an experiment in adding the main features of logic programming, nondeterminism and unification, into the (mostly) functional language Scheme. We use a minimaliit approach, based on the observation that nondeterminism and unification are separable both in concept and in implementation. LogScheme adds only two new primitive functions and one new special form to Scheme. Using these primitives, we can write programs in the style of Scheme, Icon, Prolog, or any mixture thereof. We have found that a style of programming that uses both logical and functional techniques can be more powerful than the use of either technique alone.

Nondeterminism and unification in LogScheme: integrating logic and functional programming