2APL
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2APL (A Practical Agent Programming Language, pronounced double-A-P-L) is a modular BDI-based programming language that supports the development of multi-agent systems. 2APL provides a rich set of programming constructs allowing direct implementation of concepts such as beliefs, declarative goals, actions, plans, events, and reasoning rules. The reasoning rules allow run-time selection and generation of plans based on declarative goals, received events and messages, and failed plans. 2APL can be used to implement multi-agent systems consisting of software agents with reactive as well as pro-active behaviours. 2APL was developed at Utrecht University and is the successor of 3APL, which was developed at the same university.
2APL (A Practical Agent Programming Language, pronounced double-A-P-L) is a modular BDI-based programming language that supports the development of multi-agent systems. 2APL provides a rich set of programming constructs allowing direct implementation of concepts such as beliefs, declarative goals, actions, plans, events, and reasoning rules. The reasoning rules allow run-time selection and generation of plans based on declarative goals, received events and messages, and failed plans. 2APL can be used to implement multi-agent systems consisting of software agents with reactive as well as pro-active behaviours. 2APL was developed at Utrecht University and is the successor of 3APL, which was developed at the same university.
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