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....Association January 2000 Prepared for Langley Research Center under Contract NAS1 97046 TOWARDS A CUSTOMIZABLE PVS # GERALD L # UTTGEN y , C # ESAR MU NOZ y , RICKY BUTLER z , BEN DI VITO z , AND PAUL MINER z Abstract. PVS is a state of the art theorem proving tool developed by SRI International. It is used inavariety of academic and real world applications by NASA and ICASE researchers, for whom tool customization and extensibility are becoming increasingly important issues. This paper shows, by referring to past experiences with several projects and case studies, that the customization ....
....in the short run and regarding its extensibility in the long run. Key words. customization, extensibility, formal methods, PVS, theorem proving Subject classi#cation. Computer Science 1. Introduction. PVS is a general veri#cation system developed and maintained by the Formal Methods Group at SRI International #32,38,39#. It combines a very rich speci#cation language with a powerful, interactive theorem prover. The speci#cation language of PVS is based on a classical, but typed, higherorder logic. The theorem prover integrates decision procedures for several kinds of theories and also allows one to ....
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