Gerd Neu­ge­bauer und Do­ro­thea Schä­fer. GLUE: Opening the World to Theorem Provers. In Jür­gen Dix, Ul­rich Furbach und Anil Nerode, Her­aus­ge­ber, Logic Pro­gram­ming and Non-Monotonic Reasoning, Band 1265 aus LNAI, Sei­ten 410–419. Springer, 1997.
GLUE is a sys­tem to combine heterogeneous and distributed sources of in­for­ma­ti­on with a deductive kernel. For this purpose access methods for external sources of in­for­ma­ti­on, like databases, can be specified. Pieces of a program are generated from such a specification which can be used also in other programs. This technique has been developed with an application to theorem provers in mind. We will show how GLUE can be used either stand-alone or together with a theorem prover like PROTEIN to solve real world prob­lems. Some examples of prob­lems utilizing such a combination are presented.